Road Transport Workers’ Day is observed in Tajikistan every July 25. This official professional holiday celebrates the significant role of road transport in the country's economy, where it accounts for over 90% of passenger and more than 80% of domestic freight traffic. The holiday originated from the Soviet Union's Motorist Day, which was established in 1976 and later adapted in Tajikistan after its independence. The road transport sector is vital in Tajikistan due to the challenging geographical landscape, with mountains covering over 90% of the area and limited options for rail and water transport. The day honors not only drivers but also mechanics, road workers, logistics experts, and other professionals involved in the industry. Significant improvements in road infrastructure in recent years, largely due to foreign investments, highlight the importance of this sector in the national economy.