Delija-Goranac
GIPSY FIGHTER
ich wollt mal fragen ob einer informationen zu serbischen und montenegrinischen autobahn projekten hat z.b. Autobahn subotica-novi sad oder Beograd (obrenovac) - Bar oder zur ionischen autobahn.
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Der Lustmolch
Es gab mal ein Projekt von Bulgarien über Nis, über Pristina, Pec,... bis zu Podgorica (Montenegro). Mit der einseitigen Unabhängigkeitserklärung ist das Projekt wohl gescheitert. Jetzt plant man von Belgrad bis Podgorica eine Autobahn. Und zugleich von Nis über Uzice bis Sarajevo.
illyrian_eagle
Spitzen-Poster
Leverkusen98
legend...
Hundz Gemajni
QQ...
Wir in kosovo bauen unsere Autobahn richtung Tirana.........
nur der unterschied ist, dass bei euch die autobahn aus einen waldweg besteht
Leverkusen98
legend...
nur der unterschied ist, dass bei euch die autobahn aus einen waldweg besteht
Wenn, dann aus einem Waldweg. Du Nuss ^^
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Highways of Serbia
Do you sometimes ask why Beobuild reports on things that are related to Serbia rather than to Belgrade? The answer is simple. Belgrade is the capital of this country, and all very interesting inter-regional projects in Serbia indeed have profound effects on the development of Belgrade. That is the main reason for writing a new special coverage which will be refreshed as much as possible - welcome to the highways of Serbia!
First you are for sure interested in knowing what is a special coverage? A special coverage is a sort of extended construction update which has extreme importance for a region or city. Things like highways, light rail projects, big infrastructure projects will not be put together along the ordinary projects - they will be in the special coverage. You can expect accurate information about it, and every time we add a new item to any special coverage - we will report to you via the news section that editting has occurred. This is an ideal way to always stay informed about the current projects.
Highways are one of the most important development motors of a country. It connects cities and people, and is very fast and effective, yet they are very expensive. However, they are also very profitable. In Serbia, highway development started with the construction of the Belgrade-Zagreb highway - E-70. Now in Serbia it is the Sid-Belgrade-Nis highway. During the crisis in the 1990s the quality of all roads, including highways has decreased dramatically. On some highways one could spot plans flourishing on the road. Since post-2000 events, the situation changed. E-70 was almost entirely renewed,and the highway between Belgrade and Novi Sad is finally under construction. The new highways will come too, lets read more info about it in the following text.
Curent highways:
E-70 Belgrade-Croatian border
Between Belgrade and the Croatian border, the highway is almost straight and it is relatively unatractive. Since 2005 the whole section is under renovation, with 90% of the renovation already finished. The old asphalt was completely replaced with a new layer, so the drivers have the feeling they are driving on a completely new highway.
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, Pavle Miovcic
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, Pavle Miovcic
One of the weakest spots of these highways are the gas stations. There are few gas stations with designs from the 1970s, mostly from Beopetrol. Of course such gas stations don't fit in the modern picture of a highway. They still exist on some spots, and unfortunately there is no information on what will happen with them in the future. On the another side, there are new gas stations built up by Austrian gas-station chain "OMV" which has a very modern and practical design.
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, OMV Gas stations, Pavle Miovcic
A very important element of highways are its traffic signs. On all serbian highways, a phase of replacing old signs with new one is underway. The new signs have a special fluorescent layer over it, so it can be seen very well during the night. The main difference between old and new signs are doubled text information - in Latin and Cyrilic scripts.
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, New traffic signs - double scripted, Pavle Miovcic
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, Pavle Miovcic
E-75 Belgrade-Nis
Between Belgrade and Nis there is 250km of full highway. Almost all parts of it have new asphalt, and it has many modern gas stations that were constructed in the last few years. The weakest point of this route is vertical signalisation. The signs are almost always old, and on many spots there are no signs. It is very realistic that this will be changed too in the near future. Currently we don't have pictures of this stretch. If you have any and you want to share it with us - please send a mail to ppstevan@gmail.com. Thank you!
E-70 Belgrade-Nis, OMV Gas Station Lapovo, constructed by Gemax
E-70 Belgrade-Nis, OMV Gas Station Lapovo, constructed by Gemax
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade
This is one part of the highway which will probably have a very interesting future. This "highway" begins directly from the Serbian-Hungarian border crossing, Horgos. The Hungarian new border crossing is already opened and it is directly connected with M5 highway to Budapest. Serbian new border crossing will finally open on May 11th after many administrative problems. The section between Subotica and Novi Sad is a wide, so called "polu-autoput" ("semi highway"). It is a very wide road with two normal and two emergency lanes on each side.
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, "semi highway", Stevan Petrovic
This is probably the one section where all trafic signs are new. The information signs on this road have a blue background color, which is characteristic for "semi highways". The normal highways have the information signs with a green background. More about that will follow below this text.
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, characteristic color sheme for semi highway can be seen, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, OMV gas-station, Stevan Petrovic
After Novi Sad to the bridge over the Danube this semi-highway continues. The quality there is currently the worst of all Serbian highways because this section wasn't reconstructed until now. The reconstruction of all three lanes from Novi Sad to Belgrade will begin this year. Immediately after the bridge over the Danube is crossed, a full 40 km highway section to Belgrade begins. The lanes to Belgrade are still old, but another three lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad are brand new. Vertical signalisation on new lanes is very good, while the ones on the old lanes are not good - new signs will be put after the reconstruction of it.
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, old traffic lanes from Novi Sad to Belgrade, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
Highways in Belgrade
Allmost all current highways enter Belgrade, with E-70 from the east, E-75 from the south and northeast, and expressway to Pancevo from the northeast.
The drivers comming from Novi-Sad will first enter from an expressway, Batajnica-Zemun, which has 2 lanes per direction (together 4 lanes). This expressway was fully reconstructed last year and now it has a very good quality.
Belgrade: Batajnica-Zemun expressway, part of E75 through the norther suburbs, Stevan Petrovic
This sketch shows the entrance scheme for Belgrade from the north. As you can see there is an unfinished section of the by-pass highway. The construction of this unfinished section shall start this year and it will improve connection quality to E-70, rest of E-75, and the Belgrade by-pass highway which will enter E-75 again but after 40 km on the south side of it.
Belgrade: Batajnica-Zemun expressway, part of E75 through the norther suburbs, Stevan Petrovic
There is a highway between Belgrade and Pancevo too. It is around 20 km long, it was finished in 2000. Beobuild currently doesn't has any information on this section.
The highway in Belgrade is in acceptable condition, but it is very possible that it will get new asphalt during this year in the lenth of approximately 30 km (from Airport Nikola Tesla to the toll station Bubanj Potok).
The current situation with traffic development shows the need for the by-pass highway around the city. During the tourist season when the travellers drive to the southern Balkan countries and Turkey, the big traffic jams can be seen, especially around toll stations. The traffic through city gets very slow and it blocks the streets in the city too. The Republic Government decided to create the necessary documentation and has initiated a search for the constructor for the rest of by-pass highway, which will be funded by EU funds.
Belgrade: Highway through Belgrade, traffic jam in summer 2005, Stevan Petrovic
Future of Serbian Highways
According to the plan of state-owned company "Putevi Srbije" ("Roads of Serbia"), 5 new highways should be built by 2010. Almost all new highways will be built under concession to private companies because curently Serbia badly needs new highways and the state budget isn't strong enough to finance highways from the tax-payers money. Currently there is a concession competition for upgarding the semi-highway from Subotica-Novi Sad to a full highway and construction of the completely new E-763 from Belgrade to Pozega. The E-763 shall connect a very frequented area of central Serbia with Belgrade. This highway is the most realistic for the nearer time. This group also contains the E-80 highway between Nis and the Bulgarian border. The construction is planned to start in this year or in 2007. Another very important priority is the final construction of the western and southern sections of Belgrade's by-pass highway with a complete length of approximately 55 km. The extension of this road to Pancevo and Belgrade suburbs over the Danue is not a priority.
The construction of the highway from Leskovac to the Macedonian border shall be continued soon since the Hellenic plan made by the Greek goverment has been reactivated. According to the Hellenic Plan, the whole route from Leskovac to the Macedonian border shall be reconstructed, mostly with EU funds.
There is shown interest from the Italian state highway company to construct a private highway, Belgrade-Vrsac-Timisoara (Romania). The memorandum of construction is signed, and more details are to be expected.
"Putevi Srbije" announced the possibility of constructing a highway, Pojate-Krusevac-Kraljevo-Pozega-Visegrad (Bosnia and Herzegovina), but unfortunately there is no more information about this project.
Do you sometimes ask why Beobuild reports on things that are related to Serbia rather than to Belgrade? The answer is simple. Belgrade is the capital of this country, and all very interesting inter-regional projects in Serbia indeed have profound effects on the development of Belgrade. That is the main reason for writing a new special coverage which will be refreshed as much as possible - welcome to the highways of Serbia!
First you are for sure interested in knowing what is a special coverage? A special coverage is a sort of extended construction update which has extreme importance for a region or city. Things like highways, light rail projects, big infrastructure projects will not be put together along the ordinary projects - they will be in the special coverage. You can expect accurate information about it, and every time we add a new item to any special coverage - we will report to you via the news section that editting has occurred. This is an ideal way to always stay informed about the current projects.
Highways are one of the most important development motors of a country. It connects cities and people, and is very fast and effective, yet they are very expensive. However, they are also very profitable. In Serbia, highway development started with the construction of the Belgrade-Zagreb highway - E-70. Now in Serbia it is the Sid-Belgrade-Nis highway. During the crisis in the 1990s the quality of all roads, including highways has decreased dramatically. On some highways one could spot plans flourishing on the road. Since post-2000 events, the situation changed. E-70 was almost entirely renewed,and the highway between Belgrade and Novi Sad is finally under construction. The new highways will come too, lets read more info about it in the following text.
Curent highways:
E-70 Belgrade-Croatian border
Between Belgrade and the Croatian border, the highway is almost straight and it is relatively unatractive. Since 2005 the whole section is under renovation, with 90% of the renovation already finished. The old asphalt was completely replaced with a new layer, so the drivers have the feeling they are driving on a completely new highway.
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, Pavle Miovcic
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, Pavle Miovcic
One of the weakest spots of these highways are the gas stations. There are few gas stations with designs from the 1970s, mostly from Beopetrol. Of course such gas stations don't fit in the modern picture of a highway. They still exist on some spots, and unfortunately there is no information on what will happen with them in the future. On the another side, there are new gas stations built up by Austrian gas-station chain "OMV" which has a very modern and practical design.
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, OMV Gas stations, Pavle Miovcic
A very important element of highways are its traffic signs. On all serbian highways, a phase of replacing old signs with new one is underway. The new signs have a special fluorescent layer over it, so it can be seen very well during the night. The main difference between old and new signs are doubled text information - in Latin and Cyrilic scripts.
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, New traffic signs - double scripted, Pavle Miovcic
E-70 Belgrade-Sid, Pavle Miovcic
E-75 Belgrade-Nis
Between Belgrade and Nis there is 250km of full highway. Almost all parts of it have new asphalt, and it has many modern gas stations that were constructed in the last few years. The weakest point of this route is vertical signalisation. The signs are almost always old, and on many spots there are no signs. It is very realistic that this will be changed too in the near future. Currently we don't have pictures of this stretch. If you have any and you want to share it with us - please send a mail to ppstevan@gmail.com. Thank you!
E-70 Belgrade-Nis, OMV Gas Station Lapovo, constructed by Gemax
E-70 Belgrade-Nis, OMV Gas Station Lapovo, constructed by Gemax
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade
This is one part of the highway which will probably have a very interesting future. This "highway" begins directly from the Serbian-Hungarian border crossing, Horgos. The Hungarian new border crossing is already opened and it is directly connected with M5 highway to Budapest. Serbian new border crossing will finally open on May 11th after many administrative problems. The section between Subotica and Novi Sad is a wide, so called "polu-autoput" ("semi highway"). It is a very wide road with two normal and two emergency lanes on each side.
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, "semi highway", Stevan Petrovic
This is probably the one section where all trafic signs are new. The information signs on this road have a blue background color, which is characteristic for "semi highways". The normal highways have the information signs with a green background. More about that will follow below this text.
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, characteristic color sheme for semi highway can be seen, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, OMV gas-station, Stevan Petrovic
After Novi Sad to the bridge over the Danube this semi-highway continues. The quality there is currently the worst of all Serbian highways because this section wasn't reconstructed until now. The reconstruction of all three lanes from Novi Sad to Belgrade will begin this year. Immediately after the bridge over the Danube is crossed, a full 40 km highway section to Belgrade begins. The lanes to Belgrade are still old, but another three lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad are brand new. Vertical signalisation on new lanes is very good, while the ones on the old lanes are not good - new signs will be put after the reconstruction of it.
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, old traffic lanes from Novi Sad to Belgrade, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
E-75 Subotica-Novi Sad-Belgrade, new traffic lanes from Belgrade to Novi Sad, Stevan Petrovic
Highways in Belgrade
Allmost all current highways enter Belgrade, with E-70 from the east, E-75 from the south and northeast, and expressway to Pancevo from the northeast.
The drivers comming from Novi-Sad will first enter from an expressway, Batajnica-Zemun, which has 2 lanes per direction (together 4 lanes). This expressway was fully reconstructed last year and now it has a very good quality.
Belgrade: Batajnica-Zemun expressway, part of E75 through the norther suburbs, Stevan Petrovic
This sketch shows the entrance scheme for Belgrade from the north. As you can see there is an unfinished section of the by-pass highway. The construction of this unfinished section shall start this year and it will improve connection quality to E-70, rest of E-75, and the Belgrade by-pass highway which will enter E-75 again but after 40 km on the south side of it.
Belgrade: Batajnica-Zemun expressway, part of E75 through the norther suburbs, Stevan Petrovic
There is a highway between Belgrade and Pancevo too. It is around 20 km long, it was finished in 2000. Beobuild currently doesn't has any information on this section.
The highway in Belgrade is in acceptable condition, but it is very possible that it will get new asphalt during this year in the lenth of approximately 30 km (from Airport Nikola Tesla to the toll station Bubanj Potok).
The current situation with traffic development shows the need for the by-pass highway around the city. During the tourist season when the travellers drive to the southern Balkan countries and Turkey, the big traffic jams can be seen, especially around toll stations. The traffic through city gets very slow and it blocks the streets in the city too. The Republic Government decided to create the necessary documentation and has initiated a search for the constructor for the rest of by-pass highway, which will be funded by EU funds.
Belgrade: Highway through Belgrade, traffic jam in summer 2005, Stevan Petrovic
Future of Serbian Highways
According to the plan of state-owned company "Putevi Srbije" ("Roads of Serbia"), 5 new highways should be built by 2010. Almost all new highways will be built under concession to private companies because curently Serbia badly needs new highways and the state budget isn't strong enough to finance highways from the tax-payers money. Currently there is a concession competition for upgarding the semi-highway from Subotica-Novi Sad to a full highway and construction of the completely new E-763 from Belgrade to Pozega. The E-763 shall connect a very frequented area of central Serbia with Belgrade. This highway is the most realistic for the nearer time. This group also contains the E-80 highway between Nis and the Bulgarian border. The construction is planned to start in this year or in 2007. Another very important priority is the final construction of the western and southern sections of Belgrade's by-pass highway with a complete length of approximately 55 km. The extension of this road to Pancevo and Belgrade suburbs over the Danue is not a priority.
The construction of the highway from Leskovac to the Macedonian border shall be continued soon since the Hellenic plan made by the Greek goverment has been reactivated. According to the Hellenic Plan, the whole route from Leskovac to the Macedonian border shall be reconstructed, mostly with EU funds.
There is shown interest from the Italian state highway company to construct a private highway, Belgrade-Vrsac-Timisoara (Romania). The memorandum of construction is signed, and more details are to be expected.
"Putevi Srbije" announced the possibility of constructing a highway, Pojate-Krusevac-Kraljevo-Pozega-Visegrad (Bosnia and Herzegovina), but unfortunately there is no more information about this project.
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[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 6 -
High speed railway[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project[/FONT] 7 - Belgrade
Railway Junction[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 8 -
Valjevo - Loznica
Railway[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 9 - Revitalization of the Belgrade - Bar Railway [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 10 -
Highway E-75
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 11 -
[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Highway[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] E-763
[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 12 -
Highway E-80
[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Project 13 - Danube
[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The "Gazela" Bridge, Belgrade[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]
Modern economy understands existence and continuous development and modernization
transport infrastructure. A developed transport infrastructure reduces costs and speedsup the carriage of goods, thus essentially contributing to the functioning of the whole economy. Modern transport infrastructure, when completed, will give full value to the geostrategic position of the Republic of Serbia and will open a path to the market of 250 million people in Southeast Europe and Asia. Modern [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
[/FONT]road, railway, air and waterborne transport infrastructure constitutes a strategic advantage and an economic opportunity for our country.
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Road Network, Water Transport,
Commercial Distribution Centers and Airports[/FONT]
With regard to railway infrastructure, it will be [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
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Project 6 High Speed Railway
The Railway modernization project is a strategic project in the development of transport infrastructure in the Republic of Serbia connecting it to the European network. The project covers the high speed railway lines in the European Corridor 10 that runs through our Republic (border to Hungary - Belgrade - border to Bulgaria).
The total length of the railway line from Subotica to Dimitrovgrad is 501 km, the designed speed is 250 km/hour. By modernizing the existing lines to the level of high-speed railway, the essential technological parameters will be improved and will have positive cost-benefits. The rate of financial return for the whole line is 8.4% to the railway and 16% to the community. The total investment value of the project is 2.910 million US$. This sum should be provided from foreign investment, loans and domestic funds. Final date is the year 2010. [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
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Belgrade Railway Junction
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When the Belgrade Railway Junction is completed and when Belgrade Centar-Prokop railway station is finished and opened to traffic, it will be possible to remove the existing railway tracks and sidings from the Sava Amphitheater thus providing an area for the construction of EUROPOLIS.
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Railway Station Belgrade Center - "Prokop"[/FONT]
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[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Estimated funds for the completion of the junction are 250 million US$, which should be provided from foreign investment and loans. Final date of completion is the year 2001. [/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
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Valjevo - Loznica Railway
When the Valjevo-Loznica railway line is completed it will connect the Republic of Serbia with the Republic of Srpska and enable better economic activities and exchange of goods and passengers, as well as more economic transport operations.
The railway line is 68 km long. The designed speed is 120 km/hour. According to the construction scheme, there will be 20 tunnels in the total length of 10.1 km, or 15% of the total track length. There will be 69 bridges in the total length of 3.9 km. The line will be electrified with single phase 25 kV, 50 Hz system and equipped with signaling and telecommunication systems of the latest design.
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Railway bridge under construction
on the railway Valjevo - Loznica [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] According to the designer's estimate, the period of completion would be 3 years, provided there is a feasible financing schedule from domestic sources and the participation of foreign investors. Estimated cost is 105 million US$. The work should be finalized by the year 2003.
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Revitalization of the
Belgrade - Bar Railway
The revitalization scheme for the Belgrade-Bar railway line is a main prerequisite to quality modern railway transport on the route to the Adriatic Sea.
It figures as a link railway line in the high-speed network in Europe as it connects South Italy with the mentioned network. A capital overhaul will be needed in order to increase the line capacity, the weak spots, bridges, and tunnels will have to be improved and signaling, interlocking and telecommunication systems should be modernized.
Mala Rijeka Bridge on the Railway Line Belgrade - Bar
The total investment expenditure required to complete the works and reconstruct the line will be 565 million US$ and it should be completed by the year 2004. The main feature of the project is a fast return on investments on the grounds of increased and improved freight transport.
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Highway E-75
Subotica - Belgrade - Presevo
With the completion of the E-75 highway, traffic will start running on the North-South route and the highway will become part of the network of modern European routes and highways. The E-75 international highway, one section of which runs through Serbia, is one of the major European road corridors. It is classified as a TEM road (Trans European Motorway). One of the objectives of this network is to interconnect the cold and warm seas in Europe. By its importance for the road network in Serbia, the route Budapest-Subotica-Novi Sad- Belgrade-Nis-Leskovac-Vranje-Skopje-Thessaloniki ranks high as it runs through economically developed and densely populated regions, and interconnects the valleys of the Sava,
Traffic research, analysis and forecast of traffic load on the E- 75 highway section in the period 1986-2018 gave the following AADT (Average Annual Daily Traffic):
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(vehicles/day) [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]1986[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]8316 [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]1990[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]8498 [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]1999[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]4633 [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2002[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]7202 [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2008[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]10627 [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2015[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]14400 [/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2018[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]16340 [/FONT]
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The drop is caused by many years of UN sanctions
Full profile highway construction and investments are economically justifiable[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]It will be necessary to procure funds at concession terms, foreign investments and loans. Investment Value: Subotica-Belgrade (186.6 km) 318 million US$, Belgrade-Presevo (378 km) 678 million US$. Final date is the year 2004.
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Highway E-763
Belgrade - Montenegro
- South Adriatic
Within the framework of the existing and planned road network, the future highway corridor from Belgrade to the South Adriatic ranks among the most important ones as stated in the Spatial Plans for Serbia and Montenegro. It will interconnect major economic social and cultural centers and will be 288.8 km long.
This corridor is today served by the Belgrade-Bar railway line which is a section of E-79 European lines, and the main road Belgrade-Cacak-Uzice which belongs to the system of European roads and is designated E-763 and E-80/65. Investment expenditures required for the construction of the Belgrade-South Adriatic highway will be 1.252 million US$ and the sum should be secured at concession terms, from foreign investments and credits. It should be finalized by the year 2005. [/FONT]
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Highway E-80 [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
Niš - Priština - Peć - Montenegro
and Niš - Dimitrovgrad
[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] If the shortest possible link is desired between the Atlantic Ocean(Lisbon) and Asia Minor it will be necessary to build E-80 highway through our country on the route: Nis-Pristina-Pec-Montenegro, in the total length of 224.5 km in the territory of Yugoslavia.
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With the construction of this road corridor the economy of our country will be interconnected with the economies of the countries through which the road will pass (Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Bulgaria, Turkey and the countries in Asia Minor) and major benefits from the transport of goods and passengers will be brought about. As this route continues over the Adriatic Sea between the ports of Bar and Bari, major profits will be achieved through transshipment of goods.
The investment expenditures required will be 1.219 million US$ and it is planned to secure this sum through concessions, from foreign investment and loans. Final date is the year 2007.
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DANUBE
Transport Backbone of Europe
and the Center of Economic Activities
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]With regard to intensive flow of goods, it will be necessary to establish a number of ports and storage sites and particularly free custom zones along the Danube River in which large foreign capital can be invested into production and other plants. It will also be important to develop potentials for tourism development in the s region, to build marinas and equally important, to ensure good operation of locks by their modernization and revitalization. This project can be financed from concessions, foreign investments and loans of foreign partners. [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]With regard to intensive flow of goods, it will be necessary to establish a number of ports and storage sites and particularly free custom zones along the Danube River in which large foreign capital can be invested into production and other plants. It will also be important to develop potentials for tourism development in the s region, to build marinas and equally important, to ensure good operation of locks by their modernization and revitalization. This project can be financed from concessions, foreign investments and loans of foreign partners. [/FONT]
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Popeye
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Ich würd den Serben diese Seite empfehlen.
Ist sogar auf serbisch, falls manche kein Englisch können
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Brücken, Autobahnnetze, Firmen, Industrie, Tourismus, Technology, Energie, Öl Industrie etc etc. ihr werdet über jeden scheiss informiert.
Ist sogar auf serbisch, falls manche kein Englisch können
21 PROJEKAT ZA 21. VEK
Brücken, Autobahnnetze, Firmen, Industrie, Tourismus, Technology, Energie, Öl Industrie etc etc. ihr werdet über jeden scheiss informiert.
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Popeye
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Ja klar Waldweg...schau dir mal den Waldweg an:nur der unterschied ist, dass bei euch die autobahn aus einen waldweg besteht
