Çakmak TEM Connection Road Opened

İBB opened Çakmak TEM Connection Road, which will save drivers 45 minutes in traffic. With the opening of the road built to solve the density in Ankara direction, fuel saving as well as traffic safety will be provided. A thousand 850 tons of asphalt was poured for a one-lane road with a total length of 100 meters, 25 thousand cubic meters of excavation and excavation work was carried out.

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) has completed one of its projects that will breathe city traffic. By opening the high-density Çakmak TEM connection road in Ümraniye, he relieved the journeys in the direction of Ankara. With the opening of the connection road, the traffic load in the Tepeüstü Junction area was reduced.

SAVING 45 MINUTES

During the construction of the connection road, 510 cubic meters of concrete were poured. A total of 810 meters of pedestrians and 704 meters of railings were built. It was manufactured in 235 square meters of warfare against rain and snow water, while a 1700 square meter v channel was put into service. With the commissioning of the project, drivers were given approximately 45 minutes of time.

FUEL SAVING WILL BE PROVIDED

Seyfullah Demirel, Head of IMM Road Maintenance and Infrastructure Coordination Department, said the following after the road was opened:

“Our citizens who will use this line will provide fuel savings as well as traffic safety and comfort. In this way, it will be possible to prevent environmental pollution. Our project was built as a single strip with a length of 850 meters, and the excavation and excavation work of 25 thousand cubic meters, the production of 100 tons of asphalt, 4 cubic meters of stone wall, the production of 900 square meters of earth (reinforced ground wall) and the infrastructure of 160 meters rainwater line. We are bringing our participation arm to our city. I would like to thank everyone who contributed. As the Metropolitan Municipality, our biggest goal is to facilitate the lives of our people and to provide them with a high standard of living. "