The Autopistas de Puerto Rico are highways in Puerto Rico designed to replace Puerto Rico's older Interstate highways (PR-1, PR-2, and PR-3). Funding for these highways is collected by a system of tolls rather than the Interstate Highway System. They are all controlled-access. The Autopistas currently include PR-22, PR-52, and PR-53. A fourth Autopista, PR-66, is proposed for construction in the near future.
| Route
| Name
| Interstate predecessor
| Terminus
| Maxiumim speed limit
| Comments
|
| PR-22
| Autopista José de Diego
| PR-2
| Hatillo, PR-2 to San Juan, PR-18
| 65 MPH
| Extension to Aguadilla planned for completion in 2008
|
| PR-52
| Autopista Luis A. Ferré
| PR-1
| Ponce, PR-2 to Caguas, PR-1
| 70 MPH
| None
|
| PR-53
| Autopista Dr. José Celso Barbosa
| PR-3
| Ceiba/Roosevelt Roads Naval Air Station to Yabucoa, PR-191
| 60 MPH
| Extension to Guayama planned for completion in 2008
|
| PR-66
| Corredor del Este
| PR-3
| Carolina, PR-2 to Río Grande, PR-1967
| Unknown
| Proposed
|
