the Swedish national roads that existed before the large restructuring that happened when the European routes were implemented in 1962 in Sweden. Road 1, Riksettan, Helsingborg – Stockholm — current European route E4 Road 2, Rikstvåan, Trelleborg – Svinesund bridge — current European route E6 Road 3, Rikstrean, Connection road between riksettan and rikstvåan outside Helsingborg, Kropp – Hasslarp – Strövelstorp Road 4, Riksfyran, Malmö – Norrköping — current European route E22 Road 5, Riksfemman, Gothenburg – Jönköping — current National road 40 Road 6, Rikssexan, Gothenburg – Örebro – Södertälje – Stockholm — current European route E20 Road 7, Rikssjuan, Gothenburg – Grums — current European route E45 Road 8, Riksåttan, Ödeshög – Hallsberg — current National road 50 Road 9, Riksnian, Norwegian border – Karlskoga — current European route E18 Road 10, Rikstian, Örebro – Gävle — current National road 50 and European route E16 Road 11, Rikselvan, Arboga – Enköping — current European route E18 Road 12, Rikstolvan, Solna – Mora — current E18 and National road 70 Road 13, Rikstretton, Stockholm – Haparanda — current European route E4 Road 14, Riksfjorton, Sundsvall – Norwegian border — current European route E14 See also Swedish county road (Länsväg) Norwegian national road References External links Trafikverket — Swedish Transport Administration