Toll Roads

[Arpa]

Where the hell is Sadakhlu//Kakakhlu , is it next to Khojalu that it takes three hours to reach instead of 30 minutes?

Is it in Turkey?

What kind of Armenian name is that?

Read this;

SIXTY PERCENT OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES IN VAYOTS DZOR TO BE REPLACED

Armenpress

Nov 08 2006

YEGHEGNADZOR, NOVEMBER 8, ARMENPRESS: A special commission that was

set up in Vayots Dzor province to examine all geographic names of

the region has found that 60 percent of 2,861 such names need to be

changed because they are of foreign (mainly Turkic) origin and many

are not euphonic.

The commission has presented a list of new names to replace the old

ones. Local rural and urban communities gave their accord to changing

these names.

Now they are waiting for a special government decision to do it.

An official of the governor's office said the proposed names are

either Armenian translations of Turkic names or the original names

of the places, rivers, lakes, mountains and other sites that were

replaced at one time by Turkic names.

WILL ARMENIA HAVE PAYABLE MOTOR-WAYS?

A1+

[07:59 pm] 09 November, 2006

RA Government has initiated draft bill on "Motor-ways" which was

submitted to the NA for the first hearing.

There is a reference to the "payable motor-ways" in the bill which

seems to be obscure.

"Suppose an investor comes and announces, "It takes people three hours

to get to Sadakhlu from Yerevan. I want to open a direct road under

the mountains through tunnels. People can get to Sadakhlu within

half an hour. "Of course, we shall endorse his proposal as half an

hour is less than three hours," says Andranik Margaryan, Minister of

Transportation and Communication and adds, "People are free to choose;

if they want they can pay and go via shorter route. The payable roads

provide alternative solution for the RA passengers."

The prospect of employing payable motor-ways in Armenia is still deem

as no one has submitted such a proposal to the RA Government yet.

Will Armenia have payable motor-ways?

Of course! By all means!

Provided one gets what one pays for.

Will those “payable motor ways” have proper signage, entries and exits, rest stops and comfort stations, tourist information stations to assist tourists who may not know where a certain obscure village is.

Let us, by all means have toll highways, mainly applicable to non-citizen tourists loaded with Dollars and Euros, sparing the local peasants hauling their hard earned fruits of their labor.

Will there be adequate (friendly) police supervision to monitor highway courtesy and safety?

Here in the US we hate the police who will stop us for going even a mile over the limit, but we sooo wish there was one when we break down.

[Boghos]

I hope Armenia has toll roads. The more private sector activity the safest the country will be.

[Johannes]

Where is Sadakhlu//Kakakhlu, is it next to Khojalu that it takes three hours to reach instead of 30 minutes?
Is it in Turkey?
What kind of Armenian name is that?

Իսկ Արա լերան անունը... ոմանք կը կարծեն Արայի է:

Հայաստանեան հաստատութիւն մը իրեն վաճառանիշ ( մակնիշ ( ընտրած է այս անունը եւ տեւաբար կը գովազդէ ( կը ծանուցէ ( Արայի կամ Արայ ձեւով, վէրջի յ հնչելով:

Ի հարկ է Արայի լեռ կը նշանակէ Արա նահապետին պատկանող լեռ: Սակայն լերան անունը Արա է:

[Arpa]

Where the hell is Sadakhlu//Kakakhlu , is it next to Khojalu that it takes three hours to reach instead of 30 minutes?

Is it in Turkey?

What kind of Armenian name is that?

I may have found where Sadakhlu/Sadakhlo is.

It seems it is in Georgia right across the Arm-Georgian border, on the Yerevan Tbilisi highway .

 

http://www.maplandia.com/georgia/georgia-t...ories/sadakhlo/

[Nazarian]

Sadakhlu is on the Armenian border with Georgia. Khojalu is a small town near Stepanakert.

[Harut]

sadakhlu is a major trading center for armenian, georgian, azeri merchants...

the town/village sadakhlu itself, where most of the trade takes place is on georgian side at armenia's boarder... on armenia's side of the river is the armenian village bagratashen...

 

http://www.wikimapia.org/#y=41245160&x...amp;l=0&m=a