Editing Transport in Romania (section)

===Motorways===
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Motorways are identified by A followed by a number. As of December 2024, Romania has 1,217.77&nbsp;km of highway completed with more under planning or construction. In recent years, a master plan for the national motorway network has been developed and approved by the European Commission in July 2015.

Currently the [[A1 motorway (Romania)|A1 motorway]], part of the northern branch of the Pan European IV Corridor, is open on 456&nbsp;km. Under construction are the segments [[Curtea de Argeș]]—[[Pitești]] (30&nbsp;km). [[Margina]]—[[Holdea]] (13&nbsp;km) and [[Boița]]—[[Curtea de Argeș]] (73&nbsp;km) have yet to start construction. It has a total length of 576&nbsp;km.

The [[A2 motorway (Romania)|A2 motorway]] was the first motorway in Romania opened on all its segments, with a length of 205&nbsp;km. It links Bucharest to [[Constanța]] (junction with A4)

The [[A3 motorway (Romania)|A3 motorway]], which is the largest motorway project in Eastern Europe with a length of 588&nbsp;km from [[Bucharest]] to [[Oradea]] (near the Hungarian border), is open on 173&nbsp;km. The segment [[Chețani]]—[[Câmpia Turzii]] (15.7&nbsp;km) is under construction. All segments between [[Nădășelu]] and Oradea have been tendered by the end of 2020. The remaining sections are still in the planned phase.

The [[A4 motorway (Romania)|A4 motorway]] is operational on 22&nbsp;km, from [[Ovidiu]] to [[Agigea]] (also known as the [[Constanța]] bypass). Another 45&nbsp;km are planned, from Agigea to [[Vama Veche]] (at the border with [[Bulgaria]]).

The [[A6 motorway (Romania)|A6 motorway]] is also part of the Pan European IV Corridor, but near [[Lugoj]] it starts as the southern branch, that connects the cities of [[Sofia]], [[Istanbul]] and [[Athens]]. It has a length of 270&nbsp;km, of which 11.4&nbsp;km between A1 and Lugoj bypass are open.

The [[A7 motorway (Romania)|A7 motorway]] starts from the A3 (near [[Ploiești]]), linking it to the region of Moldavia and further to the Ukrainian border. From its planned 450&nbsp;km, 16&nbsp;km are open near [[Bacău]], which serve as the bypass for that city.

The [[A10 motorway (Romania)|A10 motorway]] is the first motorway which links two motorways in Romania: A1 (near [[Sebeș]]) and A3 (near [[Turda]]). It has 70&nbsp;km, and since 2021, it has been operational on its entire length.

The [[A11 motorway (Romania)|A11 motorway]] is a 135&nbsp;km motorway, the second to connect A1 with A3 this time between [[Arad, Romania|Arad]] and Oradea, of which a 2.4&nbsp;km stretch near Arad called the Arad bypass is open.