Freeway 5 (Iran)

Lieutenant General Qasem Soleimani (Freeway 5) is a freeway in Iran connecting two cities of Tehran and Bandar Imam via Saveh, Arak, Borujerd, Khorramabad, Andimeshk and Ahvaz. This freeway is part of North-South Corridor. It starts from Azadegan Expressway and ends at Bandar Imam. It runs along Road 65, Road 56 and Road 37. The AADT of the section from Ahvaz to Bandar Imam is 15,000, of which 2,500 are Iraqi tankers.[1]


Freeway 5
5 آزادراه
Khalij Fars (Persian Gulf) Freeway
Route information
Part of AH2 AH8
Length415 km (258 mi)
Major junctions
FromTehran, Tehran
Azadegan Expressway
Major intersections
ToSar Bandar, Khuzestan
Road 96
Location
CountryIran
ProvincesTehran, Markazi, Qom, Lorestan, Khuzestan
Major citiesParand, Tehran
Saveh, Markazi
Salafchegan, Qom
Arak, Markazi
Borujerd, Lorestan
Khorramabad, Lorestan
Andimeshk, Khuzestan
Shush, Khuzestan
Ahvaz, Khuzestan
Highway system

Completed parts

Parts under construction

Planned parts

Detailed characteristics

From North to South
Under construction

Azadegan Expressway
Tehran
Municipal District 18
Tehran Toll Station
Eslamshahr–Ahmadabad-e Mostowfi Expressway
North to Ahmadabad-e MostowfiTehran
South to Eslamshahr
Nasimshahr
Dehshad-e Bala
Tehran Cargo Terminal
Orvin
North to ShahriarShahedshahrSababshahr
South to Golerstan
Negarestan Service Station
North to AlardShahriar
South to Robat Karim-Centre
Robat Karim-South
Shahrak-e Parandak
Parand
Imam Khomeini International Airport
Towards Road 65
Parand Toll Station
Road 65
North to Robat Karim
South to Parandak, Markazi
Tehran Province
Markazi Province
Rudshur Power Plant
Road 65

Tehran Southern bypass freeway (Ghadir freeway)
North to Abyek-Ghazvin-Tabriz
South to Charmshahr-Mashhad
Baran Service Station
Soltan Ahmadlu
Mamunieh

Freeway 6
Towards Hamadan
Kaveh Toll Station
Kaveh Industrial Park
Road 48
Towards Saveh
Saveh Toll Station
Hoseinabad
Emamabad
Service Station
Markazi Province
Qom Province
Service Station
Dastjerd
Salafchegan Toll Station
Road 56
East to Qom
West to Arak
Continues as:
Road 65
South Towards Delijan-Isfahan
Under construction
Qom Province
Markazi Province
Under construction
Road 56
East to SalafcheganQomTehran
West to Arak
Arak Airport
Arak
Road 47
North to FarmahinKomeyjan
South to Arak
Marzijaran
Arak
Road 56
West to Arak
East to MohajeranBorujerdMalayer
Under construction
Markazi Province
Lorestan Province
Road 56
Towards Borujerd
Road 37
North to Borujerd
South to Chalanchulan
Road 37
Towards Khorramabad
Under construction

Road 37
North to Khorramabad
South to Pol-e Dokhtar
Khorramabad Toll Station
Pol-e Zal Service Station
Pol-e Zal Toll Station
Road 37
North to Pol-e DokhtarKhorramabad
South to Andimeshk
Lorestan Province
Khuzestan Province

Road 37
North to Pol-e Dokhtar
South to AndimeshkDezfulAhvaz
Under Construction

Road 86
East to OmidiyehRamhormoz
Modares Expressway
Towards Ahvaz
Ahvaz Northern Bypass Expressway
Ahvaz Southern Ring Road
Ahvaz Toll Station
Service Station
Shahrak-e Shahid Chamran

Road 96 (Mahshahr Bypass Expressway)

Road 96
East to MahshahrOmidiyehRamshirBushehr
West to Bandar-e Emam KhomeyniAbadan
From South to North

Images

Tehran–Pardis Freeway


Freeway 5
5 آزادراه
Tehran-Pardis Freeway
آزادراه تهران-پردیس
Route information
Length23 km (14 mi)
Major junctions
FromTehran, Tehran
Babayi Expressway
Major intersections Road 77
ToPardis, Tehran
Bumehen Southern Bypass Freeway
Road 77
Location
CountryIran
ProvincesTehran
Major citiesTehran, Tehran
Pardis, Tehran
Highway system

Detailed characteristics

From North to South

Bumehen Southern Bypass Freeway
Bumehen Northern Bypass Freeway

Road 77
North to BumehenRudehen
South to PardisJajrud

Road 77
North to Bumehen
South to Jajrud
Khalij-e Fars Boulevard
Pardis-Centre
Estalak
Pardis
Pardis Toll Station
Road 77
North to Bumehen
South to Jajrud
Road 77
North to Jajrud
South to Tehran

Babayi Expressway
From South to North

References

  1. Behnegarsoft.com. "تين نيوز - ساخت 65 درصدی آزاد راه پل زال-اندیمشک". Tinn.ir. Archived from the original on 2013-03-25. Retrieved 2012-03-17.
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