The return journey ordeal has begun: How many kilometers long is the vehicle queue?
Holiday traffic is causing one-way congestion at the Kemikli Ramps in Karabük, which connects Istanbul to the Black Sea and serves as a transit point for 21 provinces. A vehicle queue of approximately 70 kilometers has formed from Çerkeş to the Gerede toll booths.
With the end of the Ramadan Feast holiday, vacationers have begun their journey home.
Traffic has come to a standstill at the Kemikli Ramps, located in the Eskipazar district of Karabük, which provides the connection from Istanbul to the Black Sea.
Due to the number of vacationers hitting the road for their return, a vehicle queue of approximately 70 kilometers has formed from Çerkeş to the Gerede toll booths.
The long line of traffic was captured from the air by drone. While the congestion is expected to continue until tomorrow evening, traffic police teams are continuing their inspections along the route.
News Source: İHA
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