2,500 KM Of Side Roads In Hungary To Be Renewed

  • 3 Nov 2020 10:18 AM
  • Budapest Business Journal
2,500 KM Of Side Roads In Hungary To Be Renewed
Under the Hungarian Village Program, 2,500 km of the national side road network will be renewed with government support from Magyar Közút Nonprofit Zrt., Alpár Gyopáros, the government commissioner for the development of Modern Settlements has said, writes Világgazdaság.

At the handover ceremony of a 4 km section of the road connecting Biatorbágy (20 km southwest of Budapest), Etyek (25 km southwest) and Alcsútdoboz (40 km southwest), Gyopáros said the budget for 2021 envisions another HUF 100 bln for the development of the side road network, so the total investment of HUF 230 billion can be completed by the beginning of 2022.


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