What are the different types of roads in Iceland?

Roads belonging to the national highway system are maintained by the Icelandic Road Administration. They are categorized into the following types: Primary Road (S) - all roads belonging to the so-called Grid Icelandic transport. Secondary road (T) - are the roads that connect institutions and tengivegi, and are generally over 10 km in length.

How long does the Iceland road construction last?

Construction will last until August 4th. #icelandroads The bridge over Skjálfandafljót (85) is closed to vehicles weighing more than 3,5 t, including buses that carry more than 8 passengers. Those vehicles are directed to Hringvegur (1) via Fljótsheiði and Aðaldalsvegur (845), which is 5.5 km longer. #icelandroads

Can You Drive on the F-roads in Iceland?

For example, the F-roads crisscrosses mountains and takes you through river crossings. And no, the likelihood of a bridge crossing is slim. Due to the extreme Iceland road conditions of the F-roads, you’ll only be able to access such a road by 4x4 in Iceland. This is also why it’s important to discuss your driving routes with your rental agency.

Is it possible to cross a bridge in Iceland?

And no, the likelihood of a bridge crossing is slim. Due to the extreme Iceland road conditions of the F-roads, you’ll only be able to access such a road by 4x4 in Iceland. This is also why it’s important to discuss your driving routes with your rental agency. So, they can advise you as to which vehicle and accessories will suit your journey best.