Autopista Regional del Centro

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Autopista Regional del Centro
The highway in 2014
Route information
Length	155 km (96 mi)
Existed	1957–present
Major junctions
East end	Caracas
Major intersections	Maracay
West end	Valencia

The Autopista Regional del Centro (Central Regional Highway), also known as the Autopista Caracas-Valencia, is a highway which connects the Venezuelan cities of Caracas and Valencia via Maracay. It is the main and most traveled highway in the country and the third longest; its 155 km (96 mi) route is part of the Troncal 1 highway which connects Caracas to San Cristóbal.