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After Opening the Sarajevo Bypass: Over Rajlovac to Sarajevo in 5 Minutes

Published: July 7, 2014
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bypassFour days before the anticipated contract between the Euro-Asphalt and ŽGP and JP Motorways of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 26th June the Sarajevo bypass was opened. The building of bypass will significantly reduce the traffic congestion when entering into Sarajevo.

Before opening of the bypass, to be passed through Rajlovac and reach Stup, drivers needed between 20 and 45 minutes, and sometimes, when there are traffic congestions, even more. Now, drivers need 5 minutes to pass from Rajlovac and to enter in Sarajevo.

 

Domestic consortium of Euro-Asphalt and ŽGP  built bypass in ten months, four days ahead of the schedule, and acquired a reference to appear on similar domestic and international tenders.

 

(Source:  Radiosarajevo)

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