Carinthia is investing 47 million euros in cycle paths and street modernization!

Carinthia is investing 47 million euros in cycle paths and street modernization!

Oberdrauburg, Österreich - Important developments in Carinthia! As part of the “Radmobility 2025” master plan, the state of Carinthia has announced massive investments to improve the quality of cycle paths and roads. Last year, two million euros have already been put into various expansion projects, whereby the focus is on the renowned DrauAdweg, one of the few bike compounds in Europe, which was awarded five stars by the German Bicycle Club ADFC, as dolomitenstadt.at . A budget, which extends over 1.2 million euros, is provided for the general renovation of the Drau Cycle Path to secure the high quality of certification in the long term.

This year there are other construction stages that include the railway and cycle path bridge over the Lieser in Spittal. The Villach technology park and the area of ​​Gallizia are also renewed. With an additional budget of up to one million euros, the infrastructure is to be further improved. In East Tyrol, the asphalt ceiling of the Drau Cycle Path in Sillian is also renewed in East Tyrol, as the chairman of the Radwege Radwege East Tyrol, Harald Haider, explains.

comprehensive road construction program

In addition, the state of Carinthia is planning a road construction program of around 47 million euros this year. In a government meeting, road construction officer Martin Gruber presented the execution of around 200 construction and planning projects, including general renovations, bridge construction and security measures to improve the state of the country roads. 29 structural people worth around 25 million euros are already advertised to start the work after the winter break. The construction projects are crucial for economic stability, since numerous regional companies are commissioned to, such as kleinezeitung.at reported.

With the renovation of Mölltalstraße and the expansion of bike paths, in particular through the Lieserschlucht, the accessibility and safety in rural areas should be improved. These measures contribute to the long -term preservation of a modern traffic structure in Carinthia and rely on innovative techniques, such as the recycling of asphalt, to use resources efficiently.