The network of federal roads in Mexico (Carretera Federal) is numbered from north to south and from east to west. Numbering increases to the south and east. Some federal roads in Mexico do not have numbers, but are identified by the places
Highways in Chile make up a significant part of the country’s infrastructure. Chile has an extensive highway network that covers both urban and intercity routes. Roads in Chile can be tolled (with a toll at the exit) or free. Toll roads often have
Argentina has several toll roads throughout the country, especially on the main highways and routes that connect different provinces and cities. These toll roads are managed by various companies and government agencies. Tolling helps maintain and improve road infrastructure. The cost of
Toll roads in the Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic has toll freeways similar to Sun Pass in Florida, AutoExpresso in Puerto Rico or Vial-T in Spain. The Dominican program is called Paso Rápido and is valid at all toll booths in
Toll roads in Brazil Brazil is the country with the largest number of pay stations in the world, approximately 376. Almost half of them (180) are located in the state of São Paulo alone. In addition, only 48% of Brazilian states