Summary sheet
The project concerns the construction of 38.7 km of new 2x2 motorway on the Budapest Ring Road M0 between trunk no.4 and motorway M3 (located to the southeast and east of Budapest). The southern sections of the bypass linking radial motorways M1, M7 and M5 and trunk road no.4 have already been completed or are in the process of being completed by using local funds. The proposed project would be supported as well by a significant Cohesion Funds contribution.
The Project will accommodate existing and projected growth in traffic by providing a corridor bypassing Budapest city-centre and connecting the existing motorways branching out from Budapest. It is expected to contribute to (i) through-traffic diversion from the local road network, thereby relieving congestion and improving environmental conditions within the communities concerned and (ii) significant reductions in travel times along the route.
The project has been designed in full compliance with national and relevant EU environmental directives.
Hungarian public procurement act to be applied (EU directives transposed into national law).
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