The ministry will finalise the details of the programme in October, based on a report by the heads of state road company Magyar Közút. Work will start next spring and wind up in the fall. The road renovation programme approved by the government last year came to HUF 35 bln and affected 570 km of roads. European Union funding covers 85% of the programme cost.
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