Smoother journeys to doctors and schools with road resurfacing in the Budapest area

The busy Kossuth Street needs to be reconstructed, both the road structure and the asphalt pavement, the municipality said when the development was announced. The current investment of around HUF 330 million is aimed at providing a safe transport corridor for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists.

Bringabar friendly and equal opportunities developments

New pavements will also be built, the bus stop will be made barrier-free and signs will be installed to help blind and visually impaired people.
In addition to the new road, cyclists will also benefit from cycle racks and new signs to help them get around safely. The bike-friendly improvements will help the municipality to promote sustainable, environmentally friendly modes of transport.

Increase shaded areas by planting trees

As part of the renovation of Kossuth Street, trees and shrubs will be planted to increase the amount of shaded areas on the road, which will not only help people living there during the heatwave, but may also extend the life of the road, which is exposed to high temperatures.
Kossuth Lajos Street is one of the busiest roads in Budaörs,
with many businesses and institutions in its vicinity, from the Health Centre to the church and cemetery, and several educational institutions. The works are scheduled to be completed by the end of October.