Eastern Motorway, Highway connecting Madrid to Valencia, Spain
The Eastern Motorway is a major highway connecting Madrid to Valencia across three Spanish regions. The road spans roughly 350 kilometers with two lanes in each direction and regular rest areas and service stations distributed along its length.
Construction of this motorway began in the late 1980s, with initial sections opening to traffic during the early 1990s. The gradual completion of various stretches reshaped transportation patterns across central Spain over several decades.
The motorway passes through three distinct regions of Spain: Community of Madrid, Castile-La Mancha, and Valencian Community, connecting their populations and economies.
You can drive on this road toll-free without paying any fees. The speed limit is typically 120 kilometers per hour, and the route offers clear signage and lighting throughout its length.
This motorway forms part of European route E901, integrating it into continental transportation infrastructure. This status makes it a significant link between southern and central European transport networks.
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