D3 Tabor-Veseli motorway section in Czech Republic opens

The newly built US$522.81 million (CZK 10.45bn) D3 motorway section between Tabor and Veseli nad Luznici in the Czech Republic has officially opened. The partially EU funded 25km route was built by a consortium of four companies Eurovia CS, Strabag, Metrostav and Inzinierske Stavby. The motorway section includes 48 bridges, 277 construction objects and ten sound barriers.
July 3, 2013 Read time: 1 min
The newly built US$522.81 million (CZK 10.45bn) D3 motorway section between Tabor and Veseli nad Luznici in the Czech Republic has officially opened.

The partially EU funded 25km route was built by a consortium of four companies 3281 Eurovia CS, 945 Strabag, Metrostav and 6009 Inzinierske Stavby. The motorway section includes 48 bridges, 277 construction objects and ten sound barriers.

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Czech Republic highway deal for consortium
    October 8, 2020
    A highway deal in the Czech Republic will be handled by a consortium.
    Read More
  • Slovakia highway construction deal signed
    April 12, 2017
    Plans are now going ahead in Slovakia for a key stretch of the D1 highway project. This 8km Presov West-Presov South section will cost €356 million to construct. The project will be carried out by the D1 Presov Consortium. The project partners in the consortium comprise Eurovia SK, Eurovia CS, Doprastav, Metrostav and Metrostav Slovakia. The agreement with the consortium was reached with Slovakia's National Highway Company (NDS), which awarded the package of works. Construction will commence in June 2017 an
    Read More
  • Slovakian road protests likely over missing D3 sections
    September 1, 2017
    More road blockades are likely after Slovakia’s state motorway company NDS announced it will not tender for missing sections of the D3 motorway this year. Residents of some towns have blocked sections of roads this year urging the government to speed construction of the D3 to help; boost their local economies, according to Slovakian media.
    Read More
  • Another permit for Czech Republic’s D35
    October 27, 2023
    The D35 section is part of the grade-separated junction with the D11 near Hradec Králové to Sadová.
    Read More

Highlighted Content