The Joulz Cairo Alexandria Desert Road is a major highway in Egypt that connects the cities of Cairo and Alexandria. The highway is the main route for travelers and goods between the two cities and is the only direct link between them. The highway is a major artery in the country, with its length of about 225 km (140 miles).

The highway was built in the late 1950s and was completed in the early 1960s. It was built to replace the old road that connected the two cities, which was a winding and dangerous route. The new highway was designed to be much safer and more efficient, and it quickly became the main route between the two cities.

The highway is a two-lane highway with a speed limit of 80 km/h (50 mph). It is a toll road, with a fee of LE 5 (about US$0.30) per car. The highway is divided into two sections: the Cairo-Desert Road and the Desert-Alexandria Road. The Cairo-Desert Road is about 150 km (93 miles) long and passes through the desert, while the Desert-Alexandria Road is about 75 km (47 miles).

The highway is well maintained and is a popular route for tourists and locals alike. It is a scenic route, with desert views and occasional oases. The highway is also used by truckers and other commercial vehicles, as it is the most direct route between Cairo and Alexandria.

The Joulz Cairo Alexandria Desert Road is an important part of Egypt's transportation network and is a vital link between the two cities. It is a safe and efficient route, and is a popular route for tourists and locals alike.