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National Route Program (NRP)
The National Route Program (NRP) refers to a government initiative aimed at the development and maintenance of a national network of roadways across a country. This program outlines the routes that are considered to be of national significance, connecting major cities, ports, and economic hubs, and seeks to ensure that these routes are safe, efficient, and well-maintained. The NRP typically involves significant investment in infrastructure, with funding allocated towards construction and maintenance activities, as well as improvements to safety and traffic management systems. The NRP is an important tool for improving transport infrastructure, promoting economic growth, and enhancing connectivity across a country.
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