R7 expressway (Czech Republic)

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Kraj:

• City of Prague
• Central Bohemian Region
• Ústí nad Labem Region

• In construction
• In planning

The Czech Rychlostní silnice 7 ( R7 expressway ) to form the connection between Praha and the space Chomutov.

The R7 begins at the junction Prague airport, where they made ​​the route of the outer ring expressway from Prague Rychlostní silnice 1 shows. At its northern end, the Silnice 7 follows, leading to the border crossing Reitzenhain. There, the federal highway 174 connects to that runs on to Chemnitz.

Between Praha- Ruzyně airport and the route is signposted as Silnice 7 because there is a pedestrian crossing in the area. The speed is there limited to 50 km / h and monitored on both sides by photo radar. The temporary end of expressway is at the junction Knovíz southeast of Slany. Until then, the track is vignettes and toll roads. The approximately 18 -kilometer section is characterized in a relatively poor state of repair and of carriageway damage and partial exits without threading and Ausfädelstreifen. When bypassing the village Sulec already was a about 1 kilometer long four-lane and toll, but not built as a dual carriageway signposted section. Between Bitozeves and Vysočany is since 2009 a further section, the reported as expressway, but for now will remain toll free.

Droužkovice ( 9.44 km, CZK 2.38 billion ) and Droužkovice - - On 27 April 2010, the two sections were Nové Vysočany Spořice (6.39 km, about CZK 2.05 billion ) started. Completion of these two sections is targeted for September 2013.