Projected Motorway Construction in the Central and North-Western Regions of Romania between 2013-2021
Istvan Csutak ()
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Istvan Csutak: Babes-Bolyai University
Acta Universitatis Danubius. OEconomica, 2013, issue 9(5), 200-210
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Romania’s highways and expressways are standing ahead of considerably high investments. The 21st Century has brought important breakthroughs in the building of highways and expressways. Our study focuses on the construction works that have been carried out in the Central and North-Western regions of Romania. The aim of this paper is presenting the two regions’ motorways as compared to the national average, determination of an approximate end date for the highways that are currently under construction, as well as a comparative study of the works planned to be carried out between 2013-2021 as compared to the ones planned between the years 2004-2012. It was proven that highways in these two regions have been built using mainly state funds, thus these works are progressing slowly due to lack of consistent funding. The results of this study also relate to how fast the construction works will be finished on parts where construction has already begun, as well as whether construction works will be conducted in a higher pace than the ones between 2004 and 2012.
Keywords: A1 and A3 motorways; transport infrastructure; completion date; motorway segments; future plans (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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