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Romanian Minister of Transport estimates the construction of 100 km of highway in 2019

Transport Minister Răzvan Cuc estimates that this year 100 km of highway will be built.

Constanta, Alba and Timis follow Bucharest as the strongest logistics hubs

The Romanian industrial and logistics market has grown remarkably, in as far as the intensity of both developments and national freight transport is concerned. According to the real estate consultancy company Colliers International, the most active logistics hubs besides Bucharest are Constanta – the eastern most urban center, Alba – located almost centrally and Timis – the most western county in Romania, as these four markets together account for almost a quarter of the national goods transported in Romania via roads.

One step ahead in the construction of Craiova-Pitesti Expressway

The Ministry of Transport published a draft Government decision to expropriate the buildings on the corridor of the future Expressway Craiova-Pitesti after the contracts for the design and execution of three lots of the project were signed.

New 3.3 km segment of Bucuresti-Ploesti higway opened to traffic

National Company for Road Infrastructure Administration (CNAIR) has opened the 3.3 kilometer segment of the Bucharest - Ploiesti Motorway, built by the Greek constructor Aktor.

Tax for new Ploiesti-Brasov highway to start at EUR 6.3

The tax on the future highway Ploiesti-Brasov will start from a tax of 6.3 euros, excluding VAT, per hundred kilometers, higher than those charged on most motorways in the former communist countries.

Romania to open its new section of the A3 motorway in Transylvania this autumn

The Gilau Viaduct, part of the Transylvania Highway, will be finalized this autumn.

Romania ranks 5th in the EU in public transport and infrastructure spending

Romania ranks fifth in the EU in 2016 - the year when zero kilometers of motorway were built - with 3.1% of GDP allocated to transport and infrastructure investments (road, water, rail, air, including pipelines), according to a report released by Eurostat.

Sibiu-Pitesti highway construction could take over 4 years

Transport Minister Lucian Sova says that the completion of the Sibiu-Pitesti highway, one of the most anticipated infrastructure projects, could take over four years, a project he described as an "equation with many unknowns".

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