The Rogfast project, designed to connect Rogaland beneath the Boknafjord, has reached the halfway mark in its construction. The tunnel will feature two main routes extending a total of 26.7 kilometers, excavated through the communities of Bokn, Randaberg, and Kvitsøy. This significant infrastructure project aims to improve transportation in the region by linking these areas more effectively.

Currently, construction involves extensive blasting and digging, which is crucial for meeting project timelines. The breakthrough, which is the moment when the two sides of the tunnel meet, is scheduled for 2028, indicating the project's progress and engineering challenges. Once completed, the Rogfast tunnel is anticipated to enhance travel and transport efficiency for residents and businesses in Rogaland.

Anticipated to be fully operational in 2033, the Rogfast tunnel represents not just a local infrastructure endeavor but also a strategic improvement in Norway's transport network. This ambitious project signifies the ongoing investment in the country's infrastructure to support both local communities and broader regional connectivity, ultimately benefiting the economy and daily commuters.