Construction resumed on August 7, 2018, leading to some limitations for drivers on their way to Bratislava.
This is a test project so far.
In a survey based on the inhabitants’ views, not on factual findings, Slovakia came 73rd and Rwanda, India and Oman were judged to have better roads.
Érsek considers delays in construction of the cross-country highway to be unacceptable.
Meeting the deadline for its completion in 2020 is questionable.
The original deadline for finishing the D1 highway, 2020, has long been unrealistic.
The delayed construction should start in summer 2018.
The better road infrastructure also contributed to the growth of tourism.
The much-awaited Bratislava ring road project to ease hefty traffic jams has been delayed from its very beginning, including building permits requested by the Transport Ministry.
The cross-country D1 highway from Bratislava to Košice may be completed in 2026 at the earliest
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The D1 highway will be broadened into eight lines, causing more traffic jams.
Non-governmental think-tank creates a map offering information about construction deadlines and current stages.
Drivers must prepare for certain limitations in late November.
It is one of the recent tragedies that have occurred at the construction site.
Price of highway stickers remains unchanged.
Construction works started later than expected, the completion date in question.
Construction will be completed with a 4.5-year delay.
The planned construction work on the main highway in Slovakia may pose several challenges to drivers in near future.
Recent analysis says that districts also need quality human capital, but the transport minister questions the results.
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The D3-highway section in Žilina Region, leading to the Polish border, was unveiled this weekend.
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