Freeways in Iran
The history of Freeways in Iran goes back to 35 years ago. The first freeway in Iran, Freeway 2 was built before the revolution, between Tehran and Karaj. The construction of Tehran-Qom Freeway was started and the studies of many freeways today started before the revolution. Today, Iran has about 2,160 kilometres (1,340 mi) of freeway. The total AADT of the system is 144 Million vehicles.[1]
Numbered List
Freeway 1
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Qazvin-Rasht |
Freeway 2
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Mashhad-Baghche | ||
Baghche-Neyshabur | Under construction | |
Neyshabur-Semnan | Under construction | |
Semnan-Garmsar | Under construction | |
Tehran-Karaj | ||
Karaj-Qazvin | ||
Qazvin-Zanjan | ||
Zanjan-Tabriz |
Freeway 3
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Tehran-Shomal | Under construction |
Freeway 5
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Tehran-Saveh | Completed | |
Saveh-Salafchegan | Completed | |
Salafchegan-Arak | Under construction | |
Arak Northern Bypass Freeway | 1 lane complete Second lane under construction | |
Arak-Borujerd-Khorramabad | Under construction | |
Khorramabad-Andimeshk | Completed | |
Andimeshk-Ahvaz | Under construction | |
Ahvaz-Bandar Khomeini | Completed |
Freeway 6
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Saveh-Hamadan Freeway |
Freeway 7
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Tehran-Qom | ||
Qom-Kashan-Esfahan | ||
Esfahan Western Bypass |
Freeway 9
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Esfahan-Shahinshahr |
Zobahan
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Zobahan |
Other
Sign | Name | Situation |
---|---|---|
Esfahan Eastern Bypass | Under Construction | |
Mashhad Northern bypass | Completed | |
Qom-Garmsar | Completed | |
Kerman-Anar | Planned | |
Kerman-Zahedan-Mirjaveh | Planned | |
Mashhad-Bojnurd-Gorgan | Under construction | |
Natanz-Sirjan | Planned | |
Shiraz-Bushehr | Planned | |
Shiraz-Esfahan | Planned | |
Shiraz-Firuzabad-Jam | Planned | |
Sirjan-Bandarabbas | Planned | |
Tabriz-Urmia | Under construction |
References
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