Road building
The section of main road 111 crossing the railway line in Dorog is being renewed
Renovation of the Dorog-Esztergom section of the 111 main road began recently. As part of the project, the road section from the railway crossing (6 km + 500 m) to the roundabout at the town hall (7 km + 550 m) will be renewed.
– reports on the investment in Magyar Közút Nzrt. investment in dorogimedence.hu.
The road section, which is over a kilometre long, will undergo complete reconstruction: the kerbstones will be replaced and new asphalt will be laid on the road.
The work will be carried out in several stages: first, work will be carried out on the section between the railway crossing and the roundabout at gate Richter Gedeon Nyrt. 1. The old surface has already been milled off, and the kerbstones are currently being replaced. Resurfacing will then begin. The renovation is expected to last until 15 December 2025.
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