Abstract
The optimal use of transit potential is viewed as one of the basic means under the Economic Development Strategic Plan for Georgia with a primary emphasis on the modernization and development of the transport infrastructure. In this regard, the construction and improvement projects for the main and auxiliary highway structures are planned and carried out successfully across the country, with the construction of over 50 road tunnels in the country being one of the components. The sustainability and safe operation of the tunnels is the criterion for the successful implementation of such complex projects. As a result, it is critical to evaluate all risk factors for the safe operation of road tunnels as objectively as possible [1].
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