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Norway sent a highway 292 metres beneath the sea: The world’s deepest undersea road tunnel replaced ferry crossings with an eight-minute drive
Drivers travelling between Norway’s Stavanger region and the Ryfylke district no longer have to wait for ferries or hope rough weather doesn’t cancel sailings. Instead, they descend almost 292 metres (958 feet) beneath the North Sea, pass through a 14.4-kilometre tunnel carved beneath a fjord, and emerge on the opposite shore roughly eight minutes later.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Norway sent a highway 292 metres beneath the sea: The world’s deepest undersea road tunnel replaced ferry crossings with an eight-minute…
Drivers travelling between Norway’s Stavanger region and the Ryfylke district no longer have to wait for ferries or hope rough weather doesn’t cancel sailings. Instead, they…