Venezuela has a national highway network exceeding 42,000 kilometres, which handles over 70% of the country's passenger and freight transportation. However, due to economic fluctuations and long-term maintenance deficiencies, approximately 65% of national highways suffer from issues such as road surface damage and faded lane markings. According to statistics from Venezuela's transportation department, over the past five years, an average of 12,000 traffic accidents occurred annually on national highways, with accidents caused by unclear road signage accounting for as much as 38% of the total. Aging road infrastructure not only threatens public safety but also severely hampers logistics efficiency in industries such as agriculture and mining.