Dávid Vitézy announces Keszthely road plan, Fidesz criticises the scaled-back version
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On Sunday, Dávid Vitézy announced that planning would begin for a 7-kilometre road. The road would consist of two separate single-lane carriageways and could be expanded if necessary. According to the announcement, the project affects transport in the Keszthely area.
Fidesz criticised the plan. The party said that the scale and content of the project had been significantly reduced compared with the original version of the investment. Critics mainly question whether the modified project will be sufficient to manage the area's traffic in the long term.
According to the government decision, planning work is starting now. No detailed information was yet available at the time of the announcement about the timing or costs of the actual construction. Experts and local residents are expected to closely follow further developments.
In summary, the debate surrounding the road construction in Keszthely remains open. Starting the planning is a step forward, but political parties assess the significance of the reduced project differently. The coming months will show how the final plan develops.
Sources: The Budapest Times
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