Danube Corridor (Požarevac – Veliko Gradište – Golubac)

Opened on 23 February 2025 together with subsection 3 (31.8 km in total). Contract signed on 28 August 2021 by direct award under an intergovernmental agreement (no tender); no contract value is recorded. Drawn length from OpenStreetMap is 20.8 km against the 21 km stated.

Western end of subsection 2 (km 22+975 to 49+700), between the opened subsection 1 and the stretch that opened from Bratinac in August 2026. The 28 km opening reported by N1 starts at Bratinac, so this stretch is not part of it. MGSI (June 2025) records that works continued on the remaining parts of the route and on structures of subsections 1, 2 and 3; N1 (30 August 2026) says the last six kilometres are due by the end of October 2026. The status follows those general statements: no source names this stretch. Length measured from OpenStreetMap geometry. The Bratinac cut is placed at the mapped village. Contract signed on 28 August 2021 by direct award under an intergovernmental agreement (no tender); no contract value is recorded.

N1 (30 August 2026) reports 24 km from Bratinac near Požarevac to Veliko Gradište opening for traffic the next day, as part of 28 km opened together with the Ponikve–Radoševac stretch. B92 (26 September 2026) confirms only that 28 km opened in August 2026; the day 31 August is from N1's announcement. MGSI does not name subsections for this opening; the lot is placed in subsection 2 (km 22+975 to 49+700) because it lies between the two opened subsections, and its end is taken as the start of subsection 3 (km 49+700). Contract signed on 28 August 2021 by direct award under an intergovernmental agreement (no tender); no contract value is recorded.

Opened on 23 February 2025 in full profile, together with subsection 1. MGSI describes it as the Veliko Gradište – Golubac stretch; its end is cut at Ponikve, where N1 places the start of the stretch that opened in 2026. Contract signed on 28 August 2021 by direct award under an intergovernmental agreement (no tender); no contract value is recorded.

N1 (30 August 2026) reports 4 km from Ponikve to Radoševac, at the entrance to Golubac, opening the next day with the Bratinac–Veliko Gradište stretch. The lot starts at the end of subsection 3 (km 60+500), where Ponikve lies; the subsection it belongs to is not stated. Contract signed on 28 August 2021 by direct award under an intergovernmental agreement (no tender); no contract value is recorded.

Last stretch to the end of the 67.94 km corridor. N1 reports President Vučić saying the last 6 km of the corridor would be finished by the end of October 2026; that is a press-reported forecast and the 6 km does not map to a single mapped stretch. The status follows MGSI (June 2025) and N1, which record works continuing on the parts not yet open; no source names this stretch. Length measured from OpenStreetMap geometry. Contract signed on 28 August 2021 by direct award under an intergovernmental agreement (no tender); no contract value is recorded.