National Highway No. 5 (Taiwan)

National Highway No. 5 (Taiwan)

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National Highway No. 5
蔣渭水高速公路
Route information
Length: 54.3 km (33.7 mi)
Existed: June 16, 2006 – present
Location
Counties: Taipei, Yilan
Highway system

Highway system in Taiwan

NH 4 NH 6

National Highway No. 5 is a freeway, which begins in Taipei City at Nangang JCT. on National Highway No. 3 and ends in Su-ao, Yilan on Masai Road. Although it was called the Beiyi Freeway (Chinese abbreviation for Taipei to Yilan) prior to its final completion in June 2006, the official name is the Chiang Wei-shui Memorial Freeway, after the early twentieth century Taiwanese political activist and Yilan native Chiang Wei-shui (蔣渭水) [1].

Contents

Length

The total length is 54.3 km.

Major cities along the route

Intersections with other freeways and expressways

Lanes

The lanes in each direction are listed below.

  • 2 lanes:
    • Nangang JCT - Su-ao IC

Traffic rules

The speed limit in the Hsuehshan Tunnel section is 80 km/h.

The separation distance is 50 m.

Toll Stations

Only a toll station named and located in Touchung, Yilan is now active. Other toll stations on interchanges are not working until fare changed to based on mileages.

Toucheng Toll Station has started ETC service since July 2008.

Exit List

City/County District/Municipality km Exit Intersection Destinations Notes
Taipei Nangang 0.0 0 Nangang System Freeway 3Muzha, Xizhi Northern Terminus of Freeway
New Taipei Shiding 4.0 4 Shiding County Route 106B — Shiding, Shenkeng Service area available
Pinglin 15.0 15 Pinglin Provincial Route 9, County Route 106B — Pinglin Limited access exit
Hsuehshan Tunnel
Yilan
Toucheng 30.3 30 Toucheng Provincial Route 9, Provincial Route 2G — Toucheng, Jiaoxi
Yilan 38.6 38 Yilan Provincial Route 7, County Route 191A, County Route 192 — Yilan, Zhuangwei
Luodong 46.7 46 Luodong Provincial Route 7C, County Route 191A, County Route 196 — Luodong, Wujie
Suao 54.3 54 Suao To Provincial Route 2 and 9 — Suao, Dongshan Southern Terminus of Freeway, Planned Extension to Hualien (See Su-Hua Section)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Notes

The section between Toucheng, Yilan and Su-ao, Yilan was completed in January 2006.

Hsuehshan Tunnel between Pinglin, Taipei and Toucheng, Yilan is 12.9 km long. It is the fifth longest road tunnel in the world.

Extension to Hualian is planned, but the construction is suspended due to environmental concerns.

Pinglin IC located in Taipei water preservation area, is temporarily opened before the Syueshan Tunnel completed. It will not open to public due to environmental protection issues. The water on the freeway is collected by the water processing plant to prevent polluting the preservation area.

Su-Hua Freeway

Su-Hua Freeway (蘇花高速公路) is a future freeway project executed by Taiwan Area National Expressway Engineering Bureau (zh:國道新建工程局). It will be constructed between Suao, Yilan and Ji-an, Hualien. It may cost over 100 billion NT dollars to build. Due to environmental protection issues, this project is temporarily suspended. The next item will be Hua-dong Freeway and South Link Freeway.

Introduction

  • Line: 2-3 lanes, length 86.5 km
  • 11 tunnels
  • 29 bridges
  • It will greatly influence the environment.
  • It may bring large crowd of traffic and often make congestion in Hualien Traffic on holidays.
  • It will only take 90 minutes to go between Taipei and Hualien.

The substitution way of Su-Hua Highway

In 2008, a substitution way of Su-Hua Highway (Provincial Highway No. 9) was suggested, which was named "Suhuati." It will be between Nan-ao, Yilan and Heping, Hualien, and would cost approximately 30 billion NT dollars to build.

In 2010, the project was renamed to Suhuagai, where the project was intended to improve dangerous sections between Suao and Chongde; MOTC said it will start construction in 2011.[1]

The contests of Suhua Freeway

Beverage

  • Suhuagao can solve Suhua Highway's drink such high dangerous、slow speed、insuffient feight。
  • Suhua Highway Segment already has a geologial survey by North-Link Line, TRA。
  • Suhuagao can bisides existed Beiyigao of vehicle controls-Only allows freight car and trucks and through bus, other small car driving original Suhua Highway ,so ther problerm of roadface being stressed fail will be geratly decreased,and considers maintains of roadface not exist at western freeways, and impossible to happen anything here.
  • Improvement of Suhua Highway economic cost may little less than Suhuagao, and make seriouser envionment vandalism high possible。Suhuagao is a large builds,civils、medias、polities persons definitekly will to「tight watch」its envionment vandalism,contrary more easier to be oversighted than Improvement of Suhua Highway。
  • Can only build partcular segment,like southern extension of Beiyi Freeways to Nanao Township, make it hasno to cross Dazhuoshuixi Bridge of Tai 9,Just replace most dangerous section of Suhua Highway;Also may only build single tunnel contain double bound driving。As thus just can get more interests with less harm。
  • The build of Suhuagao may progressive Hualien Region Tourism Indusry development,and also improvement Hualien Region Tourism Indusry five day of normal days and winter seasons of travel lightseason。

Drink

  • Only large vehicles can be served, if small vehicles drives on, it will be high rate og traffic accident. Even to restrict only small vehicles to go on, it still have big roadface maintain problems after several decade years.
  • Suhuagao are safer than Suhua Highway though,but it still dangerous than general Freeway:Because Suhuagao have a lot of long tunnels,driving within long tunnels are low security and high difficuly for resuce。


References

  1. ^ Taipei Times - archives


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Freeways and Expressways in Taiwan (Republic of China)
National Highways
N/S 1 Sun Yat-sen 3 Formosa 5 Chiang Wei-shui
E/W 2 Taoyuan Inner Beltway 4 Taichung Beltway 6 Nantou Section
8 Tainan Branch 10 Kaohsiung Branch
Provincial Highways
N/S 61
E/W 62 64 66 68 72 74
76 78 82 84 86 88
Highway System in Taiwan

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