S-2 Warsaw Southern Bypass Lot A, Poland

Varsavia, a city in constant evolution, is certainly distinguished by its rich history and cultural heritage, but also by its commitment to sustainability, innovation and quality of life.

The new South Ring Road Lot A project is a strategic initiative that aims to decongest traffic in the city centre, significantly improving the quality of life of its inhabitants. The construction includes approximately 5 km of expressway with two separate carriageways and three lanes in each direction, connecting the Puławska and Przyczółkowa junctions. But the project also includes other numbers: 9 bridges, a 2.3-kilometre twin-tube tunnel, 2 road junctions and various related works, all financed with European funds.

However, this project also hides an important aspect related to sustainability, as it will reduce travel time by one hour, contributing to the reduction of CO₂ emissions. Not only that, within the ring road project, the creation of a 20,000 m³ green area is also planned, which will further strengthen the city's commitment to a more sustainable environment. Indeed, the city has already demonstrated a strong environmental commitment by dedicating almost a quarter of its urban landscape to green spaces such as Łazienki Park and the Wilanów Palace gardens.

The combination of infrastructure improvements and ecological measures makes this project an example of how urban development can harmonise with environmental protection, making Warsaw a model of sustainable innovation for the future.