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Antalya–Alanya Highway Project Kicks Off in Alanya

Antalya–Alanya Highway Project Kicks Off in Alanya

🚧 Construction Begins on Antalya–Alanya Highway in Alanya

Alanya, Turkey – Turkish Minister of Transport Abdulkadir Uraloğlu has announced the start of construction on the long-awaited Antalya–Alanya highway, a major project aimed at improving the region’s transport infrastructure.

Why It Matters

  • 🚗 Reduced traffic congestion in one of Turkey’s busiest tourist areas.
  • ⏱ Shorter travel times between major cities and resorts.
  • 🛡 Enhanced road safety for drivers and passengers.
  • 📦 Improved logistics and trade, including international transport.

Key Facts About Turkey’s Road Network

  • Total length of divided highways: 30,051 km
  • Bridges and viaducts: 821 km
  • Tunnels: 856 km

The government aims to expand the divided highway network to 38,000 km in the coming years, strengthening Turkey’s role in international transport corridors.

💬 The project is expected to make coastal travel more comfortable for tourists and locals, while boosting business and trade opportunities.

Information: The Antalya–Alanya highway will span approximately 140 km, significantly reducing travel time between the two cities from over two hours to roughly 90 minutes once completed.

Technical note: Highway design speed: 120 km/h | Projected completion: 2028–2029

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