Other notables include the Tokyo Bay Aqua Tunnel with the world’s longest diameter, which is part of the Aqualine. Commuters save over an hour by taking this route!
More underworld highways can be found here.
Underworld: 11 Spectacular Tunnels Worth Getting Lost In
Posted 3/17/2008 10:30 am by Adams Briscoe and RJ Saddler
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