Road infrastructure investment Czechia

The investment in road transport infrastructure in the Czech Republic increased by 176.2 million euros (+10.74 percent) since the previous year. While the growth is slowing down, with 1.8 billion euros, the investment is at its peak in the observed period.
Road infrastructure investments involve all capital expenditure used to create new road infrastructure or extend, reconstruct, upgrade or renew existing road networks. This infrastructure encompasses immovable fixtures such as buildings, bridges, land, permanent way constructions, tunnels, and other signalization, telecommunications, or toll collection system installations.

Find more statistics on other topics about the Czech Republic with key insights such as expenditure on rail infrastructure maintenance.

Amount of money invested in road transport infrastructure in the Czech Republic from 2006 to 2021 (in million euros)

Characteristic	Millions of euros invested
2021	1,817.15
2020	1,640.91
2019	1,383.06
2018	1,044.76
2017	984.19
2016	849.23
2015	885.36
2014	604.01
2013	647.51
2012	876.33
2011	1,293.21
2010	1,719.55
2009	1,985.42
2008	2,041.83
2007	1,493.65
2006	1,491.56

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Release date

2023

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Region

Czechia

Survey time period

2006 to 2021

Supplementary notes

Road infrastructure expenses include motorways, road class I, II and III and exclude urban roads. Figures were rounded. To access data, select Transport Infrastructure, then Transport infrastructure and maintenance spending, Investment Spending, and select Road infrastructure investment as the variable.

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