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The low hum of the Scania’s engine was the only thing keeping Elias awake as he crossed the border from Bulgaria into Turkey. In the world of long-haul trucking, the route—the bridge between the European Union and the gateway to Asia—was the ultimate test of a driver’s nerves.

He pulled into the depot, killed the engine, and stepped out into the humid night air. The journey was over, but as he looked back toward the horizon, he was already thinking about the return leg. euro tr

Behind him lay three days of rain-slicked German autobahns and winding Austrian passes. Ahead of him was the Kapıkule border crossing, a sprawling labyrinth of steel and concrete where paperwork could stall a man for hours or days. The low hum of the Scania’s engine was