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Five Years of Construction, Millions of Cubic Meters of Rock and the Result Is a World Record: This Is the Longest Car Tunnel on the Planet

Summary by Dnevni List Danas
When a driver enters the Lærdal Tunnel in Norway, it's not just an ordinary drive through an underground passage. He embarks on a 24.5-kilometer-long road that takes almost 20 minutes through the interior of the mountain – without a single glimpse of daylight.

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Five Years of Construction, Millions of Cubic Meters of Rock and the Result Is a World Record: This Is the Longest Car Tunnel on the Planet

When a driver enters the Lærdal Tunnel in Norway, it's not just an ordinary drive through an underground passage. He embarks on a 24.5-kilometer-long road that takes almost 20 minutes through the interior of the mountain – without a single glimpse of daylight.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Dnevni list Danas broke the news in Belgrade, Serbia on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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