Autostrada A24 (Italy)
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Autostrada A24 | |
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Autostrada dei Parchi | |
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Length | 166 km (103 mi) |
Major junctions | |
West end | Rome |
East end | Teramo |
Location | |
Country | Italy |
Regions | Lazio, Abruzzo |
Highway system | |
The Autostrada A24, or Autostrada dei Parchi (“Parks Motorway”), is a
It is constructed in an almost completely hilly and mountainous territory with a complex orography. For this reason, the motorway required the adoption of daring civil engineering solutions, with extensive stretches utilising viaducts[1] and 42 tunnels (four of which are longer than 4 km) including the double tunnel of the Gran Sasso, whose length (10.174 km for the northern tunnel, 10.175 km the southern) made it the longest double-tube road tunnel in Europe, as well as the longest road tunnel in Italy entirely in the national territory.
First planned in 1973 to connect
Together with the A25, it provides a fast and reliable connection between the capital and the central-eastern regions of the peninsula; previously, the natural subdivision imposed by the highest peaks of the Apennines had made travel between the two seas difficult, slow and treacherous. The A24 reduced the isolation of Abruzzo from the Tyrrhenian regions, and together with the A25 became the main link between the Tyrrhenian and the Adriatic in central Italy. Until its completion, communications took place mainly via Salaria, Flaminia and Tiburtina Valeria. Due to the particular infrastructure in place (viaducts and tunnels), the hilly-mountain environment and necessary maintenance, it has one of the highest tolls of motorways in Italy.
A24, a film company based in the United States, is named after the Autostrada A24. Daniel Katz, the founder of the company, chose this name because he decided to create the company while driving on the A24.[2]
Route
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A24 ROMA - TERAMO Autostrada dei Parchi | |||||
Exit | ↓km↓ | ↑km↑ | Province | European Road | |
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Tangenziale Est Roma | - | - | RM | ||
Via di Portonaccio - Casalbertone | - | - | RM | ||
Via F. Fiorentini - Via Prenestina | - | - | RM | ||
Viale Palmiro Togliatti | - | - | RM | ||
Via di Tor Cervara | - | - | RM | ||
Grande Raccordo Anulare | 0 | 166 | RM | ||
Settecamini | 7 | 159 | RM | ||
Lunghezza | 15 | 151 | RM | ||
Toll Gate Roma Est | 15 | 151 | RM | ||
Rest Area "Colle del Tasso" | 17 | 149 | RM | ||
Milano - Napoli | 18 | 148 | RM | ||
Tivoli |
20 | 146 | RM | ||
Castel Madama | 31 | 135 | RM | ||
Mandela |
40 | 126 | RM | ||
Rest Area "Civita" | 54 | 112 | AQ | ||
Carsoli - Oricola | 57 | 109 | AQ | ||
Tagliacozzo | 68 | x | AQ | ||
Pescara - Chieti
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72 | 94 | AQ | ||
Valle del Salto Rieti |
75 | 91 | AQ | ||
Tornimparte Campo Felice |
92 | 74 | AQ | ||
Rest Area "Valle Aterno" | 106 | 60 | AQ | ||
L'Aquila Ovest | 108 | 58 | AQ | ||
L'Aquila Est | 114 | 52 | AQ | ||
Assergi | 124 | 42 | AQ | ||
Colledara - San Gabriele | 143 | 23 | TE | ||
Toll Gate Teramo | TE | ||||
Basciano - Villa Vomano | 156 | 10 | TE | ||
Val Vomano | 159 | 7 | TE | ||
Bologna - Taranto |
166 | 0 | TE |
See also
References
- ^ ISBN 9783030645946.
- ^ Baron, Zach (May 9, 2017). "How A24 is Disrupting Hollywood". GQ. Archived from the original on July 22, 2019. Retrieved August 8, 2019.
External links
- Strada dei Parchi S.p.A. (in Italian)