päätie
Päätie is a Finnish term that translates to "main road" or "principal road." It refers to a public road that is of significant importance to the transportation network, typically connecting larger towns, cities, or important traffic hubs. Päätie are generally designed to handle a higher volume of traffic and may have features such as multiple lanes, higher speed limits, and controlled intersections to facilitate efficient movement of vehicles.
The classification and naming of roads in Finland are governed by the Finnish Transport Agency (Väylävirasto).
These roads are crucial for both local and long-distance travel, supporting economic activity by facilitating the