Over the past 24 years, under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the Republic of Türkiye has experienced a historic period in which it has fundamentally redefined its approach to development. The transformation achieved across a wide range of sectors – from education and healthcare to the defense industry and energy – has been reinforced by substantial investments in transportation and logistics. Economic development depends not only on production but also on the ability to deliver goods to markets rapidly, securely and cost-effectively. Viewed from this perspective, the transportation investments undertaken over the past 24 years should not be regarded merely as the construction of roads, bridges and railways. Rather, they have constituted strategic initiatives that have enhanced Türkiye's economic dynamism, reduced regional disparities, strengthened social mobility and integrated the country more deeply into global production networks. The shortening of distances between cities and the ability of production centers to access ports and international markets more efficiently have been made possible through a transportation infrastructure extending from high-speed railways to an extensive network of divided highways. The robust transportation ecosystem that forms one of the principal foundations of the "Century of Türkiye" vision has likewise been built during this transformative period.