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A6 Lugoj–Calafat Motorway

Partially built motorway planned to link Bucharest with the Banat region across the south of the country, on the route Lugoj – Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Craiova – Calafat (towards the New Europe Bridge to Bulgaria), as part of the southern branch of Pan-European Corridor IV. Only 11.4 km are open, between the A1 interchange near Balinț and Lugoj (December 2013, built under the A1 Lugoj–Deva contract). The rest of the ~260 km planned has been in pre-feasibility since October 2012 as the "South Motorway" (Autostrada Sudului), with the route not yet fixed; a junction with the Pitești–Craiova Expressway is planned near Craiova.

Total length
260 km
Open today
11 km
Sections
2
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Sections

Sections of A6 Lugoj–Calafat Motorway: status, length, dates, cost, funding and contractors
SectionsStatusLengthTimelineCostFundingContractorsContract terms
Balinț (A1) – Lugoj

Built under the EU-financed A1 Lugoj–Deva lot 1 contract (Tirrena Scavi–Condotte–Cossi JV, awarded May 2011)

Opened11 km
  1. May 2011Tender awarded
  2. Oct 2011Construction start
  3. Dec 2013Opened
  • European UnionBuilt as part of the EU-financed A1 Lugoj–Deva lot 1 contract
  • Tirrena ScaviBuilder
  • Societa Italiana per Condotte D'AcquaBuilder
  • Cossi ConstruzioniBuilder
Lugoj – Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Craiova – Calafat

A6 "South Motorway": 2021 law mandated execution within four years from 1 January 2021, financed from the state budget via the Ministry of Transport; route still in pre-feasibility

Planned249 km
  1. Oct 2012Announced
  • National budgetA 2021 law (in force 1 January 2021) mandated execution of the A6 "South Motorway" within four years, financed from the state budget through the Ministry of Transport

Contractor roles are as recorded in the award. Only builders count toward the delivery rankings.

Funding

  • National budget249 km
    1 section
    • A 2021 law (in force 1 January 2021) mandated execution of the A6 "South Motorway" within four years, financed from the state budget through the Ministry of Transport
  • European Union11 km
    1 section
    • Built as part of the EU-financed A1 Lugoj–Deva lot 1 contract

A section that lists two sources counts its full length under each: the data records which sources paid, not what share each one carried.

Related projects

Corridors

The designations this project is recorded under. Both schemes are kept: the Pan-European corridors are how these projects were described when they were planned, and TEN-T is what EU money is allocated on today.

  • Pan-European Corridor IVPan-European

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: A6 motorway (Romania)
  2. Wikipedia: A1 motorway (Romania)
  3. Wikipedia (ro): Autostrada A6 (România)
  4. OpenStreetMap contributors (geometry, ODbL)