[Not Active] Motorway D3 Čadca, Bukov – Svrčinovec
TransportSlovakia
The objective of this project is to construct the motorway D3 Čadca, Bukov - Svrčinovec, which provides a safe, high capacity road link with a higher level of comfort. The motorway section D3 Čadca, Bukov - Svrčinovec is 5.79 km long and it will substitute overloaded road I/11, which runs across city Čadca. The project will reliably, securely and continuously transfer regional, sub-regional and transit traffic throughout the affected area.
The section of motorway D3 Čadca, Bukov – Svrčinovec will carry long-distance traffic in the north-south direction between Republic of Poland (Bielsko-Biała, Katowice), Slovak Republic (Žilina, Bratislava) and Hungary/Republic of Austria.
The objective of the motorway corridor D3 is to increase the facilitation of traffic (passenger and freight traffic) through the Slovak territory. The current location of the 1st class road (I/11) is not suitable, as it crosses built-up areas of municipalities and towns, which has a negative impact on fluency and speed of transit traffic as well as it represents a bottleneck. It also causes danger to its inhabitants because of noise, exhaust gases and increased risk of collision of pedestrians with cars.
The Action comprises:
- work for the improvement of the subgrade for the entire 5.67 km section;
- work for the construction of selected structures along the section, such as bridges, retaining walls and relocations of existing roads and utility networks.
Total investment cost: €265 million. Building cost: €239 million.
The construction of the motorway stretch is being co-financed by the EU, with almost €74 million earmarked for the project from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF). Moreover, as much as €84 million will be allocated from the Operational Programme Integrated Infrastructure 2014 – 2020 (EU Funds and national contribution). The remaining project costs will be financed from national sources.
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