TIRANA, Nov 9 /ATA/ Construction work on the Tirana Bypass, a major road infrastructure project, is progressing steadily.
The 21-kilometre route is designed to link the Tirana–Durrës and Tirana–Elbasan motorways directly, allowing traffic to avoid the capital and improving connections to routes forming part of the Blue Corridor.
Prime Minister Edi Rama shared footage from the Tirana Bypass construction site earlier this morning, saying the project would help ease traffic congestion and divert vehicles away from the capital.
The project is also expected to reduce journey times and improve traffic flow, providing an important alternative route for motorists travelling towards southern and south-eastern Albania.
The Tirana Bypass is set to further improve Albania’s road infrastructure by reducing traffic congestion in the capital, cutting travel times and providing a more direct connection between the Blue Corridor and the south of the country.
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