in Bohemian and Moravia existed not a status of "public ways of interesents". Historically, local communications is a successor term for the former obecní silnice (municipal roads) and obecní cesty (municipal ways). The terms "utilitarian communications" replaced the former term cesty interesentů or zájemnické cesty (ways of interesents) since 1961. However, in Bohemia and Moravia, public way on a private plot was concepted as a municipal way before the 1961 reform, and maintained by the municipality. Příjezdní komunikace (access communications) to the railway stations were a special class of roads before 1938 in Slovakia nad Zakarpattia. Since 1938, access communications to railway stations, airports and ports should be built as municipal roads or district roads, as was the previous praxis in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Paradoxically, the today's main access road to the main Prague airport (Václav Havel International Airport in Prague-Ruzyně) is a private property of the airport and has a status of a "utilitarian communication". Czechoslovak act no. 147/1949 Sb. nationalized all previous státní (state), zemské (land), and okresní (district) roads and authorized the government to list other individual roads (vicinal, municipal and others) to be nationalized) or negotiate a transfer of redundant state roads to administration by municipalities. The Czechoslovak act no. 135/1961 Sb. stated a terminology and classification which is in essence continued in today's Czech Republic and Slovakia. Poland Polish road categories are as follows: National roads (Drogi krajowe) – trunk roads, international E-road (motorways and express roads) Voivodeship road (Drogi wojewódzkie) – regional roads County roads (Drogi powiatowe) Communal roads (Drogi gminne) – communal/municipal roads Portugal Portugal roads' categories are as follows: Autoestradas (A) - Motorways, most of them with tolls Itinerários Principais (IP) - North-south and east-west country-wide roads Itinerários Complementares (IC) - Roads that branch from Itinerários Principais Estradas Nacionais (N) - Roads used to link cities, municipal seats, and other important sites that are not linked by one of the precedent road types Estradas Regionais (R) - Roads linking places of interest within the region they were built in Estradas Municipais (M) - Roads linking different places within a município Romania In Romania the roads are classified as: Autostrăzi (A) - Motorways Drumuri naționale și europene (DN, E) - National and European roads Drumuri naționale (DN) - National roads Drumuri județene (DJ) - County roads Drumuri comunale (DC) - Communal roads Cyprus In Cyprus the roads are classified as: A: The