Other similarly high-traffic sections will include Cluj-Turda, Oradea-Alesd and Alba Iulia-Teius, reveals a road traffic map made available by roads authority CNADNR.
Traffic of between 8,000 and 16,000 vehicles is expected on the following routes: Bucharest-Giurgiu, Craiova-Filiasi, Ploiesti-Buzau, Alesd-Cluj, Sibiu-Brasov and Sibiu-Pitesti.
One road with low traffic, of up to 750 vehicles per day, is set to be national road DN 56C, which links Devesel and Salcia in southern Romania.
According to the latest data available, the road with the most intense traffic currently in Romania is DN1 Bucharest-Bors, with a total traffic of almost 720,000 vehicles per day. Considerably behind is DN2 Bucharest-Siret, with just over 400,000 vehicles per day, according to a ZF analysis based on the general road traffic census carried out in 2010 by roads authority CNADNR.
(English version by Daniela Stoican)