The multi-level crossing built at the junction of Aradi Road and the ring road has been completed.
In just 18 months, KÉSZ Romania completed its second largest greenfield investment in Oradea. It was built on a plot of nearly 15 hectares near the road leading to the Hungarian border...
It is planned to upgrade the railway from the Hungarian border to Cluj-Napoca and once the project is completed, passenger trains will be able to run at 160 km/h.
In a building from the late 19th century, MCC has found a home in the big city.
The new high-speed line will not only connect Debrecen with Berettyóújfalu, but in the long term it could also restore the broken connection with Oradea.
The construction of the 33.7-kilometre 2x2-lane road on the immediate opposite side of the Hungarian-Romanian border is about to start.
The work will involve upgrading existing high-speed and tram tracks and, where necessary, electrification of the tracks.
On the Cluj Napoca-Nagyvárad-Biharpüspöki line, 166 kilometres of the railway will be electrified, allowing trains to run significantly faster.
