The Lä rdal Tunnel is the longest road tunnel in the world (24.5 km). The tunnel is divided into four sections with the help of special grottoes. These grottoes serve as a turning point for cars, and are also used as a rest stop. The lighting in each grotto is also different, so that the trip does not tire the driver with its monotony.
We managed to test the functionality of the tunnel within the framework of force majeure. Emergency telephones are installed along the route - they arrive at the exit within 30-40 minutes. If it is not possible to fix the breakdown on the spot, the driver is redirected to the nearest car service in the city. In case of such forced stops, 15 additional "pockets" were made in the tunnel so as not to interfere with moving vehicles. As a result of five hours of sitting in the tunnel, only one desire remains in life - to see the sun (but that is already emotions: )
We managed to test the functionality of the tunnel within the framework of force majeure. Emergency telephones are installed along the route - they arrive at the exit within 30-40 minutes. If it is not possible to fix the breakdown on the spot, the driver is redirected to the nearest car service in the city. In case of such forced stops, 15 additional "pockets" were made in the tunnel so as not to interfere with moving vehicles. As a result of five hours of sitting in the tunnel, only one desire remains in life - to see the sun (but that is already emotions: )
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