A new 247-kilometer transportation corridor to Ankara: Autonomous vehicles will be tested
Original headlineAnkara'ya 247 kilometrelik yeni ulaşım koridoru: Otonom araçlar test edilecek
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Turkish Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu said project work is underway on a 247-kilometer smart transportation corridor in Ankara, spanning the Ankara ring highway, Gölbaşı and Polatlı routes. The corridor is intended to enable testing of connected and autonomous vehicle technologies across a wider area. The project signals Turkey's push to build infrastructure for next-generation mobility as part of its broader transport investment program. Details on cost, financing and construction timelines have not yet been disclosed. Watch for the ministry's project schedule and any tender announcements, which would clarify the corridor's scope and private-sector involvement.
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Ankara, Abdulkadir Uraloğlu, Ankara Çevre Otoyolu, Polatlı, Gölbaşı