Autostrada A24

	Template: Infobox high-ranking road / Maintenance / IT-A
	Autostrada A24 in Italy
	Autostrada dei Parchi Roma - Teramo
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	Basic data
Operator:	Strada dei Parchi;
Start of the street:	Rome ; ( 41 ° 54 ′ N , 12 ° 32 ′ E )
End of street:	Teramo ; ( 42 ° 40 ′ N , 13 ° 44 ′ E )
Overall length:	166.5 km
Regions :	Lazio; Abruzzo;
Requirement for use:	Toll: closed system on the portion Tivoli - Colledara; toll: open system on the portion Settecamini - Lunghezza; toll on the portions Osttangente Rome - node GRA and Basciano - Teramo est
Development condition:	2 × 2, 2 × 3, 2 × 4, 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 and 3 + 2 + 2 + 3 lanes
	The A24 at the junction with the A25
	Lazio region
	region Abruzzo
	Lazio region
	region Abruzzo

The Autostrada A24 ( Italian for 'Motorway A24'), also called Strada dei parchi , is an Italian motorway and runs from Rome via L'Aquila to Teramo and is located in the regions of Lazio and Abruzzo . The 166.5 km long toll road is managed by the Italian motorway company Strada dei Parchi SpA.

History and state of development (in progress)

The route has been expanded to four lanes throughout. The first section from Rome to Castel Madama was opened to traffic in 1969, and the last section was completed in 2009.

Opening dates:

Roma - Castelmadama: July 10, 1969
Castelmadama - Torano: July 18, 1970
Torano - L'Aquila Ovest: September 14, 1969
L'Aquila O. - L'Aquila Est: December 31, 1975
L'Aquila Est - Assergi: October 17, 1979
Assergi - Villa Vomano: December 1st, 1984
Villa Vomano - Teramo: May 24th 1989

course

Panorama near the Gran Sasso tunnel

The route runs through mountainous terrain, which is why many tunnels and bridges had to be built.

The A24 begins in Rome, where it branches off from the Tangenziale Est. On the GRA , the actual start chainage . At km 11 it crosses with the A1 near Tivoli . Further east it leads past Vicovaro and Castel Madama and crosses with the A25 at km 72 and in its further course it reaches the regional capital of Abruzzo, L'Aquila.

The longest twin-tube motorway tunnel in Europe at 10,173 m, the Gran Sasso Tunnel , runs between Teramo and L'Aquila. After 158 kilometers, the A24 reaches its end at Teramo.

Web links

History graphic on aiscat.it
Operator homepage

Individual evidence

^ Structures along the A24

[lotsberg.net-1] Structures along the A24


Motorways (Autostrade)	A 1 • A 2 • A 3 • A 4 • A 5 • A 6 • A 7 • A 8 • A 9 • A 10 • A 11 • A 12 • A 13 • A 14 • A 15 • A 16 • A 18 • A 19 • A 20 • A 21 • A 22 • A 23 • A 24 • A 25 • A 26 • A 27 • A 28 • A 29 • A 30 • A 31 • A 32 • A 33 • A 34 • A 35 • A 36 • A 91 • Catania – Siracusa • Sistiana – Rabuiese • Pedemontana Veneta
City bypasses (tangents) (Autostrade tangenziali)	A 50 • A 51 • A 52 • A 53 • A 54 • A 55 • A 56 • A 57 • A 58 • A 59 • A 60 • A 90 / GRA
Motorway junctions (Diramazioni autostradali)	A 1dir • A 1var • A 2dirNA • A 2dirRC • A 4 / A 5 • A 8 / A 26 • A 11 / A 12 • A 14dir • A 18dir • A 19dir • A 21dir • A 21racc • A 26 / A 4 • A 26 / A 7 • A 29dir • A 29dirA • A 29racc • A 29racc to
Motorway feeder (Raccordi autostradali)	RA 1 • RA 2 • RA 3 • RA 4 • RA 5 • RA 6 • RA 8 • RA 9 • RA 10 • RA 11 • RA 12 • RA 13 • RA 14 • RA 15 • RA 16
Tunnel highways (Trafori)	T 1 • T 2 • T 4
Highways in planning	Regional Cispadana • Nogara - Mare • Venezia - Roma • Roma - Latina
rededicated routes	A 2 • A 16 • A 17 • A 18 • RA 17 • T 3