Zagreb-Split-Dubrovnik Motorway: Section Dugopolje-Sestanovac Opened
The Croatia Prime Minister Ivo Sanader has opened a new section of the Zagreb-Split-Dubrovnik motorway, the bit that connects Dugopolje and Sestanovac. The cost of this section was about 1.6 billion kuna.
Prime Minister Sanader said at the opening that the completion of the route to Ploce and then to Dubrovnik was one of his government’s priorities.
This newest 37-kilometer-long motorway section costs 15 kuna to ride on.
Posted on June 27th, 2007 and is filed under
Croatian Roads.
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