Sinai-Suez Mountainous Road Conditions

• The Sinai-Suez Mountainous Road was in terrible condition before renovation.
• The road was a single lane with no markers.
• Trucks would unexpectedly appear, and rocks would fall from the mountains.
• There were no police or ambulance outlets available.
• There were no radars in place.
• A rock crashed into a gasoline truck.
• The fire department lacked outlets, and there were no cities in the mountains.
• Obtaining water was difficult.
• There were wild animals on the road, such as deer, dogs, and cats.
• The Police investigated a driver for 5 hours after they accidentally hit a deer, suspecting they killed someone and issued a 1K EGP fine.
• It was difficult to reach emergency services due to the lack of cell service.
• Ambulances, police cars, and firetrucks would crash without a trace and there would be around 5 accidents.
• Al Sahiliya was fenced off from the road to prevent rocks from crashing into it.
• The only route was via an alternative road.
• Truck drivers would drive at speeds of 200 mph.
• The Egyptian Government listened to requests and fixed the road in under 9 months.
• Lanes, street lights, radars, and street signs were added.
• One of the best theme parks, Wonderpark, is located on that road.
• The government built cities in the mountains.
• Fences were erected to prevent rocks from crashing onto the road.
• The Suez-Sinai Mountainous road is now considered one of the best in the world.
• Malls, petrol stations, theme parks like Wonderpark, cities, and a hospital are now present.
• All these improvements occurred in 9 months.
• There have been no accidents since the renovation.
• There are no more animals on the roads.

The Sinai-Suez Mountainous Road was dangerous due to disrepair, lack of services, and wildlife. Accidents were common due to falling rocks, unexpected trucks and lack of emergency services. The road lacked cell service, police, and ambulance outlets.