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Regional infrastructure and transport development

Overview

Infrastructure development continues across Croatia, Slovenia, and Montenegro, focusing on railway, road, and pedestrian connectivity.

In Croatia, railway material repurposing and expressway construction remain central. In Ludbreg, the city has begun using approximately 14,338 cubic meters of railway ballast—a byproduct of the Koprivnica–Varaždin reconstruction—for road and communal repairs. Following citizen concerns regarding hazardous waste, laboratory tests confirmed the material is safe. Authorities have initiated the remediation of approximately 17.1 kilometers of unclassified roads in Bolfan, Segovina, Čukovac, and Globočec Ludbreški using stone aggregate from HŽ Infrastruktura.

Expressway construction toward Koprivnica faces ongoing delays. The 7.5-kilometer section between Križevci and Kloštar Vojakovački, managed by Kamgrad, has a completion deadline of December 23, 2026, due to hydrological conditions. Planning continues for the next section from Kloštar Vojakovački to Koprivnica, with a contract worth 1.05 million euros awarded to IPZ.

In Koprivnica-Križevci County, officials have outlined nearly 20 million euros worth of planned roadworks. These include the completion of the fast road to Klošter Vojakovački, the continuation of the section toward Koprivnica, and the development of the Podravina fast road to improve connectivity with Slavonia. Other planned projects involve constructing roundabouts in Koprivnica, Đurđevac, and Virje, reconstructing the Repaš bridge, and improving the roadway in Sveti Ivan Žabno.

In Osijek, the renovation of a pedestrian walkway at the main railway station is nearing completion. In Slovenia, the Ljutomer roundabout and regional road project is in the asphalt stage, with a temporary traffic regime possible until February 2027. Extensive reconstruction of the Ljubljana main railway station is also underway, with full completion expected by February 2027. In Montenegro, work continues on a three-kilometer asphalt road and a modern roundabout in the Jelovica mountain region.

Entities

Hrvatske ceste · Ludbreg · Koprivnica · Ljutomer · Zoran Janković

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Local infrastructure projects launched in Kraljevo and Ludbreg

    Kraljevo, Serbia, is investing nearly 10 million dinars to renovate urban furniture and bus stops, while Ludbreg, Croatia, begins repairing 17.1 kilometers of local roads using stone aggregate.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Koprivnica-Križevci County announces infrastructure and firefighting investments

    Koprivnica-Križevci County is investing in firefighting equipment and nearly 20 million euros in road infrastructure projects, including fast road expansions and new roundabouts.

  3. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Infrastructure projects advance in Ljutomer and Jelovica

    New road infrastructure projects are advancing in Ljutomer, Slovenia, and the Jelovica mountain region, focusing on roundabout construction and asphalt paving to improve local transit and tourism.

  4. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Infrastructure developments in Ludbreg and Koprivnica

    Infrastructure updates in Croatia: Ludbreg begins using railway ballast for road repairs after safety clearances, while the Koprivnica expressway construction faces new delays until late 2026.

  5. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Railway infrastructure renovations progress in Osijek and Ljubljana

    Railway infrastructure projects are underway in Osijek and Ljubljana, with Osijek's walkway nearing completion and Ljubljana's station reconstruction expected to finish by early 2027.

Sources

dan.co.me · glas-slavonije.hr · jutarnji.hr · kckzz.hr · klikaj.hr · krug.rs · podravski.hr · prigorski.hr · prlekija-on.net · radioberane.me · siol.net · telegram.hr

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