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30-Kilometer Dual Carriageway Inaugurated In Central Hungary

• 10 Feb 2020 7:57 AM
• Hungary Matters

A 30 kilometre section of the M4 dual carriageway south-east of Budapest was inaugurated.

The stretch between Üllő and Albertirsa cost net 52 billion forints (EUR 154.1m) to construct.

The M4 now runs for a distance of almost 45 kilometres, from the M0 ring road around the capital to Cegléd, near Szolnok. The M4 was built entirely with state monies.

MTI Photo: Máthé Zoltán

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