1,729 km of cycle routes in Timis and neighbouring counties from the RRF

 

A joint project of Timis County and the neighbouring counties of Arad, Caras-Severin and Hunedoara has won more than €142 million in funding from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (PNRR), which allows the creation of 1,729 km new cycle routes. This is the largest cycling infrastructure project funded in Romania.

The tender was coordinated by a multidisciplinary team from Timis County Council, the lead partner of the project. A total of 125 county and local authorities are involved in the project. The proposed routes in Timis County cover more than 400 km, with an estimated cost of €40 million calculated with the average subsidy of €82,500 per km. Alin Nica, President of the County Council, described the planned development as the largest cycling infrastructure project in the country's history.

Timis County is the first in Romania to prepare its county cycling strategy, the Velo-Timiș strategy, elaborated by a consortium led by Mobilissimus. The team was also involved in the development of the successful tender, primarily through the work of Értékterv.

 

Source: Timis County Council

 

1,729 km of cycle routes in Timis and neighbouring counties from the RRF

  A joint project of Timis County and the neighbouring counties of Arad, Caras-Severin and Hunedoara has won more than €142 million in funding from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (PNRR), which allows the creation of 1,729 km new cycle routes. T...
More »

09 Feb 2023

Central European Active Mobility Lab launched

The Central European Active Mobility Lab (CEAML) was officially launched with a kick-off meeting in Bratislava, including fruitful discussions among the project partners and with the Clean Cities Campaign, as well as a guided cycle tour through the c...
More »

08 Feb 2023

Status analysis of school in Törökbálint completed

Mobilissimus has completed the status analysis of the mobility plan for the Köztársaság Square school in Törökbálint. The area around the primary school (grades 1-4) is very busy with cars at the start of the school day and when the children leave in...
More »

21 Dec 2022