The Florida Road Map clearly marks the national highways of the state. The Interstate Highways of 75 and 95 connect the northern end of the state to the southern part of Florida. The eastern and the western parts of Florida are easily accessible by the Interstate Highways of 4 and 10. Florida had 187,728 kilometer of total roads in the year of 2000 which comprised 108,505 kilometer of rural roads and 79,223 kilometer of urban roads. In the same year, Florida had 23,562,020 numbers of registered motor vehicles and 12,853,428 numbers of drivers who had license. The road route of the Florida Turnpike runs at a stretch of 426 kilometer and conveniently connects Wildwood of the north-central part of Florida and Ft. Pierce, which is situated on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The Florida Department of Transportation constructs new roads and maintains the conditions of the old roads of the state. The roads of Florida enable in the comfortable intra and inter-state connectivity. Some of the prominent US Highways of Florida include road routes of 27, 129, 90, 331, 17, 41, 441, 1 and 19. The Florida State Map points out the cities that are accessible by US Highways and Interstate Highways of the state.
