New South Wales road route numbering system

Target entity: New South Wales road route numbering system
Context triple: [National Route 34, partOf, New South Wales road route numbering system]

• A. New South Wales state highway network
  The New South Wales state highway network is the system of major arterial roads across New South Wales, Australia, that connects key cities, regions, and transport corridors within the state and to neighboring states.
• B. South Australian road network
  The South Australian road network is the integrated system of highways, arterial roads, and local routes that supports transport, commerce, and regional connectivity across the state of South Australia.
• C. Queensland road network
  The Queensland road network is an extensive system of highways and arterial roads that connects major cities, regional centers, and freight routes across the Australian state of Queensland.
• D. Australian National Route network
  The Australian National Route network is a nationwide system of numbered highways that forms the backbone of long-distance road travel across Australia.
• E. Tasmanian road network
  The Tasmanian road network is the system of highways, arterial roads, and local routes that connect communities and key infrastructure across the Australian island state of Tasmania.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: New South Wales road route numbering system
Target entity description: The New South Wales road route numbering system is the scheme used in the Australian state of New South Wales to classify and signpost roads using a structured set of route numbers and shields.

• A. New South Wales state highway network
  The New South Wales state highway network is the system of major arterial roads across New South Wales, Australia, that connects key cities, regions, and transport corridors within the state and to neighboring states.
• B. South Australian road network
  The South Australian road network is the integrated system of highways, arterial roads, and local routes that supports transport, commerce, and regional connectivity across the state of South Australia.
• C. Queensland road network
  The Queensland road network is an extensive system of highways and arterial roads that connects major cities, regional centers, and freight routes across the Australian state of Queensland.
• D. Australian National Route network
  The Australian National Route network is a nationwide system of numbered highways that forms the backbone of long-distance road travel across Australia.
• E. Tasmanian road network
  The Tasmanian road network is the system of highways, arterial roads, and local routes that connect communities and key infrastructure across the Australian island state of Tasmania.
• F. None of above. chosen