The detailed road map of Hungary provides comprehensive information about the country's transport network. It shows the main roads, motorways and expressways, with motorways marked with an M followed by one or two digits, such as M0, M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, M7, M85 and M86, which cross different regions, including northern, central, eastern and western Hungary.

Controlled-access motorways in Hungary are two-way, grade-separated controlled-access roads designed for high speeds.

Expressways are public roads with limited access that share most of the characteristics of motorways, but differ mainly in that: expressways can be built without paved hard shoulders; expressways are designed for lower speeds than motorways. Expressways may have only one carriageway on sections with low traffic density.