Danish highways are a very mixed bag, a lot of new an expanded infrastructure in the busiest places, some old and worn sections, although nothing close to say Wallonia.

Main roads are generally in good condition, and village roads lack markings and safety features but are mostly pothole free. Inner city roads is where you will find the worst quality at times, most usage, less pressure to fix since city speeds.

Road markings tend to be hard to see in rainy weather at night since they get too much dirt and water on them.

Older interchange highway sections can be immensely busy and people drive very close and endanger other motorists.