The critical traffic junction near Stobreč, one of the busiest on the coast, is gradually being untangled. The dense network of tunnels, viaducts and roundabouts that intersect there has awaited a solution for years, with projects recently launched as the state secured significant funding.
A public consultation for the project documentation launched by Hrvatske ceste (Croatian Roads) for the Stobreč (DC8) – TTTS junction link road concluded these past few days. The estimated value of the service is 450,000 euros excluding VAT, and the project brief envisages a link road approximately 800 metres long.
The contract proposal covers the preparation of conceptual, main and execution designs, as well as obtaining location and building permits. This should create the conditions for the subsequent phases of realising this traffic solution.
European Union funds and the budgets of local authorities and the County are included in the projects. It is precisely this combination of sources that has enabled the long-delayed works in the Stobreč area to finally begin.
Untangling the dense network of roads near Stobreč should contribute to improved flow at one of the most critical traffic junctions on the coast. The conclusion of the public consultation for the project documentation paves the way for the next steps in preparing the link road.
