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CNADNR says 1.7 billion RON are needed to meet national road minimum viability conditions

The National Company of Motorways and National Roads of Romania (CNADNR) has approved the 2015 Action Plan, the estimated necessary funds to ensure the minimum viability conditions of national roads being 1.7 billion RON

2015-08-04 23:54:48 - From the Print Edition

According to the document, only 30 per cent of the amount can come from company funds. The Action Plan was approved by the Administration Board of the company and the Shareholders General Assembly. According to state budget law, the amount of money foreseen for the maintenance activity financed by current transfers from the state budget is 311.209 million RON to which company incomes of 203.148 million RON (30.25 per cent) are added.
In 2015 maintenance works should be carried out for at least 1,380 km, although the law stipulates that 3,000-3,500 km can be repaired every year. 63 bridges, viaducts and passages out of a total of 4,130 need emergency replacement by new structures in the next five years. That means investments of 48.7 million RON/year. 135 million RON/year are also needed for bridge maintenance works but only 18.31 per cent of total can be paid from the state budget.
According to the CNADNR document, the company administered in 2014 a network of national roads and highways of 16,360 km, of which 15,665 km are national roads and 695 km are highways. The national roads include 4,130 bridges comprising 212,681 metres in length and ten tunnels totalling 1,967.4 metres long. Following a technical evaluation of the national road and highway network, 61 per cent were found to have an expired service life and periodical maintenance and repair works must be carried out.



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