Armonian Road System (ARS)

The Armonian Road System, commonly referred to as the ARS is a network of highways for the Armonian Federation. It was planned by Dr. Allsworth for ARtrans in 2014 during the construction of Armonia. All roads in Armonia are ExoRoads.

Structure and Organisation
The organisation of the ARS consists of 4 different types of roads:
 * R Roads which serve as large artery roads, most of which connect the major population centers. An R Road is classified as a road that has 3 or more standard lanes. R Roads can have a top speed of 80mph. They are identified with red markings and blue signage.
 * A Roads which serve as parkways, which have 2 lanes. These mostly connect local populations. These roads can have a maximum speed of 60mph. They are identified with yellow markings and green signage.
 * B Roads which can have up to 2 lanes, and are normally non-highspeed commercial roads connecting towns to highways or other towns. They are identified with green markings and green signage.
 * C Roads are generic named roads, but are given a numeric code for administrative purposes. It's C Road code is visible at the bottom right corner of all street signs. (For example, Washington Boulevard in the Capitol is referred to as C1).

R Road Lane Structure

The lanes of R Roads have a very unique structure. Each of the lanes are "batched" into different speed limits, except in areas of major mergers (mostly between other R Roads or heavy traffic A Roads). The first two lanes will have the lowest "standard" speed limit (normally 55mph), the next two lanes to the left will have an increment of 10mph more, and the next 10mph more, and so on. This is to allow vehicles to travel at whatever speed they so desire, and moves slower traffic to the right in order to maintain a high level of efficiency and reduce delays.

Technology
The ARS uses holographic signage which are capable of giving real-time traffic updates, and dual language signage in the provinces of Aristés and Erendel. The roads are self-lighting and the road markings are bright LEDs, and generates its own power through solar panels embedded in the surface. The surface itself is self-irrigating, preventing slippage during rain events. During the Holiday Weather Event the roads self-heat to melt the snow.