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Government to finance 51 ring roads throughout Poland

22.12.2021

We are working on connecting roads to ensure an appropriate communication architecture throughout Poland. To that end, we created more than 400 km of new roads across the country in 2021 alone. By no means is this the end of our development efforts – Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has awarded PLN 4.5 billion in subsidies for the construction of 51 new ring roads as part of the Government Road Construction Fund (GRCF). The new road infrastructure will supplement the current regional roads to reduce traffic in many localities and improve the safety of their residents. Moreover, the ring roads will make it possible to reroute traffic away from congested city centres. The ring road construction project was announced during the opening of the No. 933 regional road in the Silesian Voivodeship.

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Poland to spend over PLN 4.5 billion on 51 ring roads


As part of the Government Road Construction Fund (GRCF), funding totalling PLN 4.5 billion will be provided for 51 ring road construction projects. In 2022 alone, this funding will amount to PLN 200 million. The maximum subsidy level for each ring road project is as high as 80%. 


Investment projects under programme to build 100 ring roads already underway


On 13 April 2021, the Council of Ministers adopted a resolution on establishing a programme to build 100 ring roads in the 2020-2030 period. As part of it, a total of 820 km of new ring roads will be constructed throughout Poland. The government plans to earmark about PLN 28 billion for this purpose. The ring roads are already under construction, with 14 projects comprising 109.6 km of roadways currently underway. 


See full investment project list below


Road safety is among our government’s top priorities. New routes and legal changes provide improved safety for pedestrians and other road users, protecting them against accidents and road hogs alike. 

Further, new road infrastructure projects and government subsidies are bound to attract new investors as good road networks and ring roads make regions more competitive.  

See the list below to check if your region has received funding under the Programme.

List of all 51 investment projects by voivodeship:
1.       Lower Silesian – Boguszów-Gorce ring road construction project,
2.       Lower Silesian – 2nd stage of the Bolesławiec ring road construction project,
3.       Lower Silesian – Connecting motorway A4 with expressway S5 – Oborniki Śląskie ring road construction project,
4.       Kuyavian-Pomeranian – Brodnica ring road construction project,
5.       Kuyavian-Pomeranian – Tuchola ring road construction project,
6.       Kuyavian-Pomeranian – Rypin ring road construction project,
7.       Lublin – Tarnogród ring road construction project,
8.       Lublin – Opole Lubelskie ring road construction project – Stage 1,
9.       Lublin – Hrubieszów ring road construction project,
10.    Lublin – Chełm ring road construction project,
11.   Lubusz – Drezdenko ring road construction project – Stage 4,
12.   Lubusz – Nowa Sól ring road construction project – Stage 3,
13.   Lubusz – Drezdenko ring road construction project – Stage 3,
14.   Łódź – Bełchatów eastern ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 484,
15.   Łódź – Praga ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 703,
16.   Łódź – Kwasków ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 710,
17.   Lesser Poland – Zielonki ring road as part of reg. rd. No. 794 – Stage 2, from the Kraków Northern Ring Road junction to reg. rd. No. 794,
18.   Lesser Poland – Brzeszcze ring road construction project,
19.   Lesser Poland – Szczurowa ring road construction project,
20.   Mazovian – Regional road No. 560 construction project at the section between Płocka Street (reg. rd. No. 560) in Gorzewo, Sierpc municipality, and Kościuszki Street (national road No. 10) in Sierpc
21.   Mazovian – Ostrołęka southern ring road construction project along with the construction of a bridge across the Narew River,
22.   Opole – Nysa ring road construction project as part of regional roads No. 411 and 489.
23.   Opole – Strzeleczki ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 409,
24.   Opole – Głogówek ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 416,
25.   Subcarpathian – Łańcut eastern ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 877, between A4 motorway’s "Łańcut" junction and national road No. 94 in Głuchów,
26.   Subcarpathian – Tyczyn ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 878,
27.   Subcarpathian – Lesko ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 894, between regional road No. 84 in Postołów and regional road No. 894 in Huzele,
28.   Podlaskie – Sokoły ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 678,
29.   Podlaskie – Sokoły ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 690,
30.   Podlaskie – Kolno ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 647,
31.   Podlaskie – Continuation and completion of national road No. 655 construction project in Suwałki as part of the Eastern Suwałki Ring Road,
32.   Pomeranian – Kartuzy ring road construction project – Stage 2,
33.   Pomeranian – Chojnice western ring road construction project,
34.   Pomeranian – Rerouting regional road No. 231 onto its new course between Skorcz and A1 motorway’s "Kopytkowo" junction, Stage 1, Skorcz – Mirotki,
35.   Silesian – Ruda Śląska regional road No. 925 ring road construction project – North to South route; from the DTŚ motorway to Godula Street,
36.   Silesian – Racibórz – Pszczyna local road construction project – finalising the construction of Rybnik’s southern ring road as part of regional road No. 935,
37.   Silesian – Reconstruction of regional road No. 408 at the section between Gliwice and the voivodeship boundary; Stage 1 – Sośnicowice ring road construction project,
38.   Silesian – Racibórz north-western ring road construction project,
39.   Silesian – Zabrze ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 921 along with the reconstruction of Hagera Street,
40.   Silesian – Koziegłowy ring road construction project,
41.   Świętokrzyskie – Construction of regional road No. 723 between the junction under construction as part of natl. rd. No. 77 and the current course of natl. rd. No. 723 in Sandomierz, with a length of about 1.35 km,
42.   Świętokrzyskie – Construction of Morawica’s southern ring road as part of regional road No. 766, starting from the intersection with the planned national road No. 73 ring road,
43.   Świętokrzyskie – Construction of the Włoszczowa ring road as part of regional road No. 786, along with a connection to regional roads No. 742 and No. 785; Stage 2 – Włoszczowa ring road as part of regional road No. 742,
44.   Warmian-Masurian – Construction of a regional road constituting a ring road for Kętrzyn,
45.   Warmian-Masurian – Nidzica ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 545,
46.   Greater Poland – Kościan ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 308,
47.   Greater Poland – Rogoźna ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 241,
48.   Greater Poland – Szamotuły ring road construction project as part of regional roads No. 184 and 187,
49.   Greater Poland – Pyrzyce ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 119,
50.   West Pomeranian – Barlinek ring road construction project as part of regional road No. 151 – Stage 2,
51.   West Pomeranian – Gryfice ring road construction project – connecting regional roads No. 110 and 105 with regional road No. 109 – Stage 2.
 

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