Lærdal Tunnel
Sector: Tunnel • Location: Norway
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The Lærdal Tunnel in Norway is the world's longest road tunnel, measuring 15.23 miles. It took 20 years to agree on construction and cost £85 million to complete. The tunnel features cave areas with projected lighting designed to prevent driver fatigue and leaves drivers without daylight for about 20 minutes as it passes beneath mountains between two major cities.
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Description | The Lærdal Tunnel in Norway is the world's longest road tunnel, measuring 15.23 miles. It took 20 years to agree on construction and cost £85 million to complete. The tunnel features cave areas with projected lighting designed to prevent driver fatigue and leaves drivers without daylight for about 20 minutes as it passes beneath mountains between two major cities. |
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