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List of motorways in Sweden : ウィキペディア英語版 | List of motorways in Sweden
Sweden has a fairly limited system of motorways (''motorväg'' in Swedish). The first motorway (Malmö–Lund) was opened in 1953. The motorways' primary purpose is connecting major cities to their surrounding areas, although there is a long-term ambition to connect Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö with motorways. With the completion of a couple of new motorway stretches in 2006 - 2012 an interconnecting motorway network exists from Öresund Bridge (to Denmark) to the Swedish- Norwegian border and to Gävle north of Stockholm. There are also a number of ''motortrafikleder'' (semi-motorways, autostrasse), roads with only 2 or 3 (2+1) lanes but to which the same conditions apply as to motorways (i.e. grade-separated crossings, no slow traffic). These can be converted to motorways by adding a parallel road. This is a complete listing of motorways in Sweden. The Swedish road numbering scheme does not distinguish between motorways and other types of roads. The speed limit on motorways is generally 110 or 120 km/h (68 or 75 mph). Speed limits of 70 and 90 km/h are often used on urban motorways, and electronic signs can show a lower limit in bad weather. ==List of current motorways== *E4 Helsingborg – Kånna (south of Ljungby) * *Kånna – Toftaholm is a 2+1 semi-motorway * *Toftaholm (north of Ljungby) – Jönköping – Linköping – Norrköping – Stockholm – Uppsala – Gävle * *Gävle – Bergby is a 2+1 semi-motorway * *Söderhamn – Hudiksvall is a 2+2 road but signed as a semi-motorway * *Njurunda - Sundsvall – Bergeforsen * *Piteå – Norrfjärden *E6 Maglarp – Malmö – Halmstad – Gothenburg – Uddevalla – Svinesund – (Norway) *E18 Segmon – Ed * *Karlstad – Skattkärr * *Lekhyttan – Örebro – Köping * *Köping – Västerås is a 2+1 semi-motorway * *Västerås – Järva krog * *Bergshamra – Rosenkälla * *Rosenkälla – Söderhall is a 2+1 semi-motorway * *Söderhall – Norrtälje *E20 (Denmark) – Öresund Bridge – Malmö – Halmstad – Gothenburg – Tollered * *Ingared - Alingsås * *Lundsbrunn - Holmestad * *Vretstorp – Arboga * *Eskilstuna – Strängnäs – Stockholm *E22 Maglarp – Malmö – Lund – Fogdarp * *Hörby – Linderöd * *Vä – Fjälkinge * *Gualöv – Mörrum * *Nättraby – Karlskrona * *Kalmar *E45 Together with E18 Segmon – Ed, Sweden * * Surte – Göta * * Lilla Edet – Trollhättan *E65 Malmö – Tittente *11 Malmö Bulltofta – Trafikplats-Sunnanå *25 and 30 Öjaby – Växjö center *28 Karlskrona Österleden *34 Linköping Trafikplats Tift (E4 Linköping västra) – Vallarondellen "Malmslättsleden" *35 Linköping Trafikplats Staby (E4 Linköping östra) – Mörtlösarondellen *40 Gothenburg – Borås - Rångedala * *Through Haga in Jönköping *44 Herrestad near Uddevalla – east parts of Uddevalla (old E6) * *Råsseröd east of Uddevalla – Väne-Ryr (extension to road 45 opened during 2006) *49 Skara - Axvall *50 Together with E20 Brändåsen (Hallsberg) – Norrplan (Örebro) *53 Oxelösund – Nyköping *73 Älgesta – Stockholm *75 Stockholm Södra länken *80 Gävle – Sandviken *222 Henriksdal – Graninge *226 Årsta – Östberga *229 Skarpnäck – Bollmora *260 Älta – Skrubba *265 Norrortsleden E4 – Sollentuna *273 E4 – Arlanda airport
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