New underground pass inaugurated in northern Bucharest
Bucharest’s City Hall inaugurated on July 19 a new underground auto passageway in northern Bucharest, in the Free Press Square. The pass, which is 800 meters long, has two entries and one exit and had a total cost of close to EUR 14…
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Bucharest’s City Hall inaugurated on July 19 a new underground auto passageway in northern Bucharest, in the Free Press Square. The pass, which is 800 meters long, has two entries and one exit and had a total cost of close to EUR 14 million, VAT not included. The new passageway should divert some 30% of the traffic in the area, some 2,000 cars per hour, according to Bucharest’s mayor Sorin Oprescu. The pass connects the Bucharest-Ploiesti road to the Kiseleff road and Marasti Boulevard. It should ease access to downtown Bucharest for those who come from the Baneasa area and the Henri Coanda International Airport. editor@romania-insider.com (photo source: sorin oprescu on facebook)
