D70 road

The D70 road is a designation applied to secondary roads in several countries, most notably in some parts of Europe. These roads typically connect smaller towns and villages, providing access to rural areas and acting as feeder routes to primary highways (A-roads or similar designations). Their maintenance and administration are usually handled by local or regional authorities rather than national governments.

The specific characteristics of a D70 road, such as its surface material, width, traffic volume, and speed limits, can vary considerably depending on the country and the specific region in which it is located. It is generally understood that a D70 road is a step below a major arterial route but still provides a necessary transportation link within its area. Signage and road markings will adhere to the national standards of the country where the road is situated.