The New Giza Cairo Alexandria Desert Road is a major highway in Egypt that connects the cities of Giza, Cairo, and Alexandria. The road was completed in 2019 and is the first highway to connect the three major cities in the country. The road is approximately 250 kilometers long and is a major part of the Egyptian government’s plan to improve transportation infrastructure in the country.

The road is divided into four sections: the Giza-Cairo section, the Cairo-Alexandria section, the Cairo-Desert section, and the Desert-Alexandria section. The first section of the road is the Giza-Cairo section, which is approximately 100 kilometers long and is the most heavily traveled section of the highway. This section of the road is four lanes wide and is equipped with modern safety features such as guard rails and speed cameras.

The Cairo-Alexandria section of the road is approximately 100 kilometers long and is two lanes wide. This section of the road is relatively new and is still being improved.

The Cairo-Desert section of the road is approximately 50 kilometers long and is two lanes wide. This section of the road is primarily used for freight traffic.

The Desert-Alexandria section of the road is approximately 50 kilometers long and is two lanes wide. This section of the road is primarily used for freight traffic and is still being improved.

The New Giza Cairo Alexandria Desert Road is an important part of the Egyptian government’s plan to improve transportation infrastructure in the country. The road is expected to reduce travel time between the three cities and improve access to the desert region of Egypt. The road is also expected to reduce air pollution in the cities and help reduce traffic congestion.