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Transportation

Transportation

Roadways:
The road network in the province spans 467 km, comprising 294 km of provincial roads and 173 km of state highways. Uşak is located on the Ankara-İzmir Highway, which has been fully developed as a divided road and opened to traffic. Improvements on other road sections are ongoing. In Uşak’s provincial and state roads, there are 128.5 km of divided roads, including Uşak-Banaz-3rd Regional Directorate (62 km), Uşak-Kula (54 km), Uşak-Sivaslı (7 km), and Uşak-Ulubey (5.5 km). The total length of village roads is 3,624 km, categorized as follows: 71 km unpaved, 38 km graded, 1,016 km stabilized, 1,378 km asphalted, and 1,121 km of intra-village graded roads.

Railways:
The Afyon-Uşak-İzmir Railway passes through the city center, with a total railway length of 159 km within the provincial borders. This railway, operational since 1897, has been included in the high-speed train project.

Airways:
Information about Uşak Airport:

  • Runway length: 2,560 x 30 meters
  • Reopened for flights on May 22, 2006
  • Annual passenger capacity: 500,000
  • Passenger statistics: 13,338 passengers in 2006 (after June), 31,430 passengers in 2007, 25,305 passengers in 2008

Air transportation in Uşak began on May 22, 2006, with services provided by a private airline. As of January 12, 2009, Turkish Airlines operates 132-seat Airbus aircraft from the airport. Three round-trip flights between Istanbul and Uşak are conducted weekly.