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According to the forecasts of the Romanian National Road and Motorway Management Company (CNAIR), 283 kilometers of motorways and expressways will be completed by 2025. In the communication sent to Ziare.com, the representatives of the institution published the list of projects planned for next year. Based on CNAIR's estimates, significant improvements are expected on the Moldavian Motorway (A7), the Bucharest Ring Road (A0), and the A1 Transilvania Motorway (A3). In addition, the expressways connecting Bârlad with Galați and Turda with Dez will also be taken over.
Which highways and expressways can be completed by 2025? List of roads: A0 Motorway. Southern Section - Section 3: Bragadiru – Joița (18 km) A0 Motorway. Northern Section - Section 4: Pantelimon - Glina (4.5 km) A1 Motorway (Bucharest - Nădlac) Sibiu - Pitești Motorway - Section 5: Curtea de Argeș - Pitești (remaining 15 km of the total 30 km) A3 Motorway (Transylvania Motorway | Brasov – Oradea) - Nădășelu – Mihăilești (17 km) - Mihăilești – Zimbor (13 km) - Zimbor – Poarta Sălajuli (12 km) A7 Motorway (Moldova Motorway | Ploiești – Pașcani) Ploiești – Buzău Motorway - Stage 3: Pietroasele – Buzău City (14 km) Focșani – Bacău Highway - Stage 1: Focșani – Domnești Târg (36 km) - Stage 2: Domnești Târg – Răcăciuni (39 km) - Stage 3: Răcăciuni – Bacău (22 km) Bacău – Pașcani Motorway - Section 1: Săucești – Trifești (30 km) - Section 2: Trifești – Gherăiești (19 km) - Section 3: Mircești – Pașcani (28 km) DEx6 Brăila – Galați (11 km)
