The forecast for road density in Canada between 2024 and 2028 shows a consistent value of 14.56 roads per hundred square kilometers, with a slight increase to 14.57 in 2028. This indicates minimal growth from 2023, where the data stood at the same level of 14.56. This stable road density suggests limited development in new road infrastructure, reflecting either a saturation point or a strategic focus on maintaining existing routes.

Looking forward, potential trends to monitor include:

Infrastructure investments or policy changes that could alter road development.
The impact of urbanization or population shifts on transportation needs.
Technological advancements that might influence transport efficiency and road utilization.