Erzurum-Rize Tunnels: 52 km Distance Cut, Revolutionary Shift in Connectivity

Turkey's Kırık and Dallıkavak tunnels project, connecting Erzurum and Rize, will reduce the existing 248 km distance to 196 km, cutting the route by 52 km. Upon completion, the project will significantly reduce travel time and costs between the two cities. Construction work is being closely monitored, with visits by Erzurum Governor Aydın Baruş. The entire road network is targeted to be completed by 2027.

■Project completion targeted for 2027.

■248 km distance reduced to 196 km.

■52 km distance cut expected.

■Erzurum Governor Aydın Baruş inspected the sites. This initiative will be a pivotal part of Turkey's northeastern transportation infrastructure, enhancing connectivity and economic growth.

Infrastructure projects like these are crucial for Turkey's economic expansion, boosting logistics efficiency and trade volumes.

Erzurum-Rize Tunnels: 52 km Distance Cut, Revolutionary Shift in Connectivity

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