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The Ministry of Transport and Communications informs that Mr Remigijus Lipkevičius, who has long-term experience with the state road sector activities, has been selected to take the position of the Director of the Lithuanian Road Administration. Mr R. Lipkevičius shall hold office after the verification procedure set by Lithuanian …

On 23 August 2020 a human chain event The Road of Freedom will take place on the main road A3 Vilnius–Minsk section from Vilnius to Medininkai border crossing point.

The Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (later – the Road Administration) has signed the contract on the installation of 112 average speed cameras on 56 state road sections. The Contract was signed with JSC Fima  for 1.9 million Euros. The installation will be completed in seven months after signing the contract.

In the period of August 17 – September 3 sixty two (62) traffic safety stops will be open in various Lithuanian cities and towns. Traffic safety specialists from the Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (later – the Road Administration) will be there to consult the visitors on various traffic safety issues, such as challenges faced on the …

The budgetary institution the Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications

Additional funds of 7.06 million euros have been allocated to the Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (later – the Road Administration) for the rehabilitation of seven asphalt paved state significance national and regional road sections.

The Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (later – the Road Administration) has been allocated 8.9 million euros for asphalt paving of nine state gravel road sections. Based on the currently available funds, 1,470 km of gravel roads will be asphalt paved, i.e. ca 20 km more than it was informed in the beginning of June.

Fourty-nine speed and traffic control systems will have been installed on the main road A1 Vilnius–Kaunas–Klaipėda section from Vilnius to Kaunas by September 2021.

The winners of the drawing competition Traffic Safety 2020 that has been initiated by the Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (later–the Road Administration) have been announced. The six winners of the competition represent various regions,  institutions and age groups.

The Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (in picture–LRA) informs that in 2017–2019 102.7 per cent of the funds available for the road network maintenance and development were used, which in total makes up 1363.7 million euros.