New High-Speed Rail to Connect Istanbul Airports in Just 30 Minutes

Turkey’s government has announced the construction of a new high-speed rail connecting Istanbul’s airports. This ambitious project promises faster travel, reduced congestion, and improved transportation networks. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Key Infrastructure Expansion Features of New High-Speed Rail

The new high-speed rail will link Istanbul Airport and Sabiha Gokcen Airport, boosting efficiency. Covering 120 kilometers, it reduces travel time to just 30 minutes, enhancing connectivity across the city.

Government Plans Include Financing and Implementation Timeline

The Transport and Infrastructure Ministry confirmed financing discussions with the World Bank to fund the project. Officials plan to release construction tenders in 2025, aiming for rapid progress afterward.

Streamlined Connectivity and Economic Growth Opportunities

This project supports Istanbul’s infrastructure by easing traffic and providing faster, cost-effective travel options. It promotes economic growth while improving access for tourists, commuters, and residents alike.

Innovative Solutions for Cross-Continental Travel in Istanbul

The railway’s integration with the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge ensures smooth travel between continents. Istanbul’s urban expansion and high population underscore the importance of modern transit solutions like this.

Safety, Regulations, and Broader Government Initiatives

In addition to infrastructure developments, officials proposed regulations to improve children’s online safety. New rules aim to protect users under 16, ensuring a safer digital environment.

Transforming Istanbul’s Transit System with Modern High-Speed Rail

The new high-speed rail highlights Türkiye’s commitment to innovative infrastructure and sustainable growth. This modernized system provides faster travel and economic opportunities, making Istanbul more accessible globally.

Source: www.turkiyetoday.com

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