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Karahisar Tunnel
Opening Date(s)(Text) | August 2017 | ||||||||
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Location | Afyonkarahisar–İzmir Highway | ||||||||
Length(s)(Text) | Each Tube 400 m Total Road 2.5 km | ||||||||
Karahisar Tunnel is located on a transportation axis connecting Afyonkarahisar to İzmir, Antalya and Istanbul. Constructed along the Afyonkarahisar–İzmir highway, particularly in the area known as the Özdilek ramp, the tunnel is designed as a twin-tube, two-lane structure. Construction of the project began after 2016 and was completed within a short period, opening to traffic in 2017.
Construction of the Karahisar Tunnel began in 2016 and was largely completed within approximately one year. The first tube was opened to traffic toward the end of July 2017. The second tube was planned to be completed by the end of August and brought into service with full capacity. It was announced that the tunnel became fully operational by the time of the Sacrifice holiday.
The Karahisar Tunnel is regarded as a project that strengthens the regional transportation infrastructure. Its ability to accelerate traffic flow, enhance driving safety, and reduce maintenance costs reinforces its value for both drivers and the region economy. After its completion, a noticeable reduction in traffic congestion was observed, particularly during holiday and holiday periods.
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General Directorate of Highways. "Proje Detay: Karahisar Tüneli." Accessed March 18, 2025. KGM.
Yeni Şafak. "Karahisar Tüneli inşaatında sona gelindi." Accessed March 18, 2025. Yeni Şafak.
Karahisar Tunnel
Opening Date(s)(Text) | August 2017 | ||||||||
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Location | Afyonkarahisar–İzmir Highway | ||||||||
Length(s)(Text) | Each Tube 400 m Total Road 2.5 km | ||||||||
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