Editing Transport in Myanmar (section)

==Road==
[[File:Truck-bus in Mandalay 01.jpg|thumb|Truck-bus in Mandalay.]]
[[File:Anawrahta road traffic.jpg|thumb|Traffic on Anawrahta road, Yangon.]]
[[File:Hpa-an bus station 01.jpg|thumb|Express buses parked at Hpa-an bus station]]

''total:'' {{Convert|27000|km|mi|0|abbr=on}}
<br>''paved:'' {{Convert|3200|km|mi|0|abbr=on}}
<br>''unpaved:'' {{Convert|23800|km|mi|0|abbr=on}} (2006)

The main highways are as follows:
* [[National Highway 1 (Burma)|1]] – Runs from [[Yangon]] to [[Mandalay]], passing through [[Bago, Burma|Bago]], [[Taungoo]], [[Pyinmana]] and [[Meiktila]].
* [[National Highway 2 (Burma)|2]] – Runs from [[Yangon]] to [[Mandalay]], passing through [[Pyay]], [[Magway, Burma|Magwe]], [[Kyaukpadaung]] and [[Myingyan]].
* [[National Highway 3 (Burma)|3]] – Runs from [[Mandalay]] to [[Muse, Burma|Muse]], on the border with China, passing through [[Lashio]].
* [[National Highway 4 (Burma)|4]] – Runs from [[Meiktila]] to [[Tachileik]], on the border with [[Thailand]], passing through [[Taunggyi]] and [[Kengtung]].
* [[National Highway 5 (Burma)|5]] – Runs from [[Taungoo]] to [[Hopong]], passing through [[Loikaw]].
* [[National Highway 6 (Burma)|6]] – Runs from [[Yangon]] to [[Pathein]].
* [[National Highway 7 (Burma)|7]] – Runs from [[Mandalay]] to [[Moreh, India|Moreh]], on the border with India, passing through [[Shwebo]] and [[Kale, Burma|Kale]].
* [[National Highway 8 (Burma)|8]] – Runs from [[Hpagyargyi]] to [[Myeik, Burma|Myeik]], passing through [[Moulmein]], [[Ye, Mon State|Ye]] and [[Dawei]].
*[[National Highway 17(Burma)|17]]– Runs from [[Tada-U]] to [[Myingyan]], passing through [[Gwekon,]] and [[Myotha]].
* [[National Highway 31 (Burma)|31]] – Runs from [[Mandalay]] to [[Myitkyina]], passing through [[Mogok]] and [[Bhamo]].

There is one expressway in the country, which features double carriageway and four lanes on its entire length:
* [[Yangon-Mandalay Expressway]] – Runs from [[Yangon]] to [[Mandalay]], by-passing [[Bago, Burma|Bago]], [[Taungoo]], [[Naypyidaw]] and [[Meiktila]]. Length:365 miles (587&nbsp;km).

The other highways are as follows:
* [[Wonnral Road]] – Runs from [[Naungte]] to [[Retphaw]], by- passing [[Hlagazaing]], [[Myohaung]], [[Duk Daw Nain]], [[Kale, Kayin State]], [[Tagondaing]], [[Tamoowoug]], [[Taungdi]], [[Kyongawon]], [[Phabya]], [[Paya, Kyain Seikgyi|Paya]] and [[Ta Nyin]]. Length: 35 miles (55&nbsp;km).
In 2017, Yangon launched a bus network system that would reduce traffic and commute time of some two million commuters in the city.<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-bus/in-a-first-myanmars-largest-city-launches-bus-network-impacting-millions-idUSKBN1500NJ|title=In a first, Myanmar's largest city launches bus network impacting...|author=Reuters Editorial|work=U.S.|access-date=2018-03-26}}</ref>