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Romania short on motorways because of wasting money on less important roads
17.01.2011, 23:46 | Transportation | 757 views
The 30 biggest contracts awarded by the National Motorways and National Roads Company in Romania (CNADNR) in the past four years are worth a total of nearly 1.7 billion euros, but only eight of them, worth more than 400 million euros were for works on motorways or on bypasses. Over this period, CNADNR had nearly 9 billion euros at its disposal. The bulk of contracts that the institution sealed between 2007 and 2010 entail modernising or rehabilitation of national roads, as well as multi-annual maintenance of the road network in several counties. Read more on ZF.ro
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