The Tag Sultan Cairo-Suez Road is a major highway in Egypt that connects the capital city of Cairo to the ancient port city of Suez. The road was constructed in 2005 and runs for approximately 350 kilometers. It is one of the longest highways in the Middle East, and provides a direct route for travelers going between Cairo and Suez. The road is an important link in the country's transportation infrastructure, and is used by both commercial and passenger vehicles. The Tag Sultan Cairo-Suez Road is divided into two parts: the Cairo-Ismailia section, and the Ismailia-Suez section. The first part of the road is a four-lane expressway, and the second part is a two-lane road. The road has several tolls and checkpoints, and is monitored by cameras and police patrols. The road has been instrumental in the development of the Suez Canal region, and is a major artery for trade between Egypt and the rest of the world.