New south lane of Bari bypass open to traffic, creating space for new railway

Construction on the bypass
Construction on the bypass in Bari, in southern Italy RFI press release

The new south lane of the Bari Bypass, spanning 1.4 kilometres and featuring three lanes, has been officially opened to traffic. This project will make room for the construction of a new railway. The comprehensive investment for this infrastructure upgrade amounts to 33 million euros.

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Joachim Falkenhagen|22.01.24|20:20

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New south lane of Bari bypass open to traffic, creating space for new railway

Construction on the bypass
Construction on the bypass in Bari, in southern Italy RFI press release

The new south lane of the Bari Bypass, spanning 1.4 kilometres and featuring three lanes, has been officially opened to traffic. This project will make room for the construction of a new railway. The comprehensive investment for this infrastructure upgrade amounts to 33 million euros.

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Author: Emma Dailey

Emma Dailey is an editor at RailTech.com and RailTech.be.

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1 comment op “New south lane of Bari bypass open to traffic, creating space for new railway”

Joachim Falkenhagen|22.01.24|20:20

Improvements for car passengers disguised as rail investment and co-funded from EU’s rail infrastructure subsidies?

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