The major roadway network of Punia is defined by its intricate junctions, long winding highways, and striking surrounding landscapes, organized into a highly structured highway and security grid: Federal Interstates (Pink): Serving as the nation's primary transit spines, these routes lead directly to the capital city of Varsovilla. East-to-West interstates are designated as Highways 55, 65, 75, and 85, while Interstate 105 forms a continuous outer ring road (Orange) encircling the capital area. Federal Highways (Yellow): Designed in circular loop patterns, these highways wrap around major urban centers (Red Squares) to efficiently divert and manage regional traffic flow. State Highways (Red): Positioned along the country's outer edge, these routes experience heavy border guard enforcement and patrol activities due to their close proximity to neighboring nations. Border Checkpoints (Green Dots): Situated along key entry and transit points, these posts are actively manned by volunteer and reserve troops widely recognized for utilizing unconventional small arms and legacy weapons. Federal Plate Monitoring©/Highway Junctions (Blue Dots): Integrated directly into the interstate and highway infrastructure, these automated surveillance stations scan passing vehicles and cross-reference Punian and international criminal databases, automatically flagging suspicious traffic to local law enforcement in real time.
