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This can make the car sideways unstable, particularly in high speed, and if filled with water tyres may float on the water making the car difficult to control as if driving on ice or snow. The main span will be 1,145m and the side spans will be 240m and 149m. In some popular destinations such as there can much traffic for the narrow roads during day time.

 

The span of the bridge will be built as a closed steel box girder. Appropriate tires are required on winter roads — the driver is responsible for having the right tires for the conditions, do not try to drive with poor tires. The Svinesund crossing is the most important entry into Norway by car.

 

Webcam in Kirkenes, Norway: E6 Kirkenes South - The route also has the most traffic, which is local traffic as Norwegian travelers Bergen-Trondheim would prefer another route.

 

The route will be safer, shorter and less congested. The project was first proposed by the Narvik Municipality in 2007. Norwegian Public Roads Administration NPRA conducted a public inspection for the project in November 2007. The project proposal was adopted by Narvik municipality in February 2012. The project received approval from the Government in Council of Norway in May 2012. Construction details of the E6 Halogaland Bridge The project includes the construction of two new roads on both sides of the Hålogaland Bridge. The road on Narvik side will be 1. The roads will have a land width and shoulder width of 3. The total width of the road will be 10m. The project also includes the construction of two short tunnels, the Ornestunnelen and Storlikolltunnelen. The 270m-long Ornestunnelen will be built on the Narvik side, while the 330m-long Storlikoll tunnel will be built on the Øyjord side. Related project The 3,140km long E6 Highway is the primary road of both the Swedish west coast and the north-south region of Norway. The E6 Highway is among the most important highways of the Scandinavian zone, as it connects several key locations. It has been estimated that approximately 12,000 vehicles travel on the Swedish part of the highway, with one-fifth of those being heavy trucks. Construction of the project is divided into two main categories, concrete works and steel works. The concrete works include the construction of a 250m viaduct at Kari beach, a 148m viaduct at Øyjord, and the 135m-long Øyjord bridge. Construction began in December 2013 and is expected to finish in 2017. Construction of a 1. The tunnel will reduce landslides on the route. It is expected to be opened for traffic by 2014. Design details of the Halogaland Bridge The 1. The span of the bridge will be built as a closed steel box girder. The main span will be 1,145m and the side spans will be 240m and 149m. The navigational clearance will be 42m, while the height of the pylons will be 175m. The bridge will have two main cables with a length of 1,621m-long and diameter of 47cm. The hanging cables and suspension rods will increase the safety for passersby. The A-shaped bridge will also have five pillars with height ranging from 12m to 30m. It will have a sailing height of 40m and sailing width of 200m. The bridge top will be inverted pyramid in shape providing enough space for lighting and protection from bad weather. The main deck will consist of a streamlined steel box. There will be two road lanes, a foot and a cycle path with a width of 3. The bridge will be anchored on both sides with the help of conventional rock anchors. Contractors involved with the suspension bridge project Aas-Jakobsen provided pre-engineering for the suspension bridge. COWI as the project engineer provided basic and detailed design for the project. The contract was awarded in January 2013 and is expected to be completed by mid 2016. The architect for the project is Dissing+Weitling architecture.

Construction details of the E6 Halogaland Bridge The project includes the construction of two new roads on both sides of the Hålogaland Bridge. Some online map services and satellite navigation GPS tend to underestimate driving times while kilometers are accurate. Scenic drive along u fjords, waterfalls and glaciers. In case of fire or smoke in the tunnel note the following: Use the emergency phones inside the tunnel as this will inform traffic control exactly where you are. Your blood alcohol concentration must not exceed 0. The E-roads are excellent for navigation. Del Description Notable mt passes Ferries Quality and Traffic Scenic Alternative route Norway's main road and a key reference for driving in Norway. Main road into county.