Drivers will gain 1.5 hours on the route from Lamia to Egnatia Odos.
On the afternoon of Tuesday, April 23 and after the opening ceremony will have taken place in the morning, in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, there will be the single 136 km section of the Central Greece Motorway is in traffic.
The “diagonal” road axis starts from Athens – Thessaloniki (at 206.5 km, just before Lamia) and when it is completed at the end of 2025 it will end after 182 km at Egnatia Odos (near Grevena).
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On the highway which has 2 lanes + LEA in each direction, four twin tunnels have been built, with the longer T2, which is 3 km long and crosses Mount Othrys.
The points and costs of the front toll stations
On the E65, 3 frontal toll stations will operate immediately.
- Lianokladiou at 17.1 km with a toll for cars at 1.85 euros
- Sofadon at 66.2 km at a cost of 3.40 euros and
- Trikala at 105.7 km at a cost of 2.95 euros
That is, the total for a driver who will enter at the beginning of the E65 and wants to reach Kalambaka and Meteora is 8.2 euros.
The fourth frontal toll station that will operate in the future with the completion of the E65 is in Oxyneia at 151.9 km.
The side stations of Anavras (2 euros), Proastiou (1.15 euros), Trikala (0.80 euros) and Kalambakas (0.90 euros) are also in operation.
When E65 is completed the route from Lamia to Egnatia will take 1 hour and 45 minutesfrom 3 hours and 15 minutes that were needed before the highway was built.
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