Summary sheet
General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKia)
59 Zelazna Street
00-848 Warsaw
Poland
The project is intended to support clearance of the country’s backlog maintenance and rehabilitation programme of priority road sections on selected itineraries of the main Polish road network. The project will consist of a number of individual schemes to be identified and approved during implementation.
The objectives of the project are to improve ride quality, to enhance structural capacity, and to bring the road network in line with EU standards.
The environmental impact is expected to be relatively low as al works are within the existing rights-of-way. Environmental issues will be reviewed during the appraisal.
Complianace with EU directives and national legislation and guidelines will be assessed during the appraisal.
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