Highways in Slovakia

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Highway network in Slovakia (August 2018)   
   Completed       Under construction       Planned

The highways in Slovakia are divided into motorways and expressways.

These dual carriageways are managed by the state-owned National Motorway Company of Slovakia - NDS, established in 2005. The first modern highway in Slovakia should have been in the 30s planned motorway connecting Prague with northern parts of Slovakia; however the construction of the Slovak motorways was not started until 1970s.

NDS is currently managing and maintaining 432 km of motorways (diaľnica) and 288 km of expressways (rýchlostné cesty).

Motorways

Example motorway road sign in Slovakia

The motorways in Slovakia, Slovak: Diaľnica (abbr. D), are defined as two-lane motorways in each direction, with emergency lane. The speed limit is 130 km/h or 80 mph. Their road signs are white on red.

Number
Number
E-roads From Via To Total length
(km)
Completed
(km)
Under construction
(km)
Map
E50 E58
E75 E571
Bratislava
Trnava - TrenčínŽilinaPrešovKošice Záhor
Ukraine
516.4 365.8 54.5
E65 E75 Brodské
Czech Republic
MalackyBratislava Čunovo
Hungary
80.5 80.5 -
E50 E442
E75
Hričovské Podhradie
ŽilinaČadca Skalité
Poland
60.8 34.8 5.7
Jarovce
Austria
Bratislava bypass Devínska Nová Ves
Austria
47.9 5.0 27.3
Total length: 705.6 486.1 87.5

Expressways

Example expressway road sign in Slovakia

The expressways in Slovakia, Slovak: rýchlostné cesty (abbr. R), are defined as dual carriageways with lower standards than that of a motorway, but with the same restrictions. The speed limit is 130 km/h or 80 mph. Their road signs are white on red.

Number
Number
E-roads From Via To Total length
(km)
Completed
(km)
Under construction
(km)
Map
E58 E77
E571 E572
Trnava
Nitra - Zvolen - Banská Bystrica Ružomberok
262.3 170.0 0
E58 E77
E571 E572
Trenčín
Prievidza - Zvolen - Lučenec Košice
303.8* 53.6* 0
E77 Trstená
Poland
Martin - Žiar nad Hronom Šahy
Hungary
200* 18* 0
E50 E58
E71 E371
Vyšný Komárnik
Poland
SvidníkPrešov - Košice Milhosť
Hungary
73.9* 18.8* 0
E75 Svrčinovec
Svrčinovec
Czech Republic
2.0 0 0
E75 Lysá pod Makytou
Czech Republic
Púchov Beluša
25.9 2.7 0
E575 Bratislava
Dunajská Streda - Nové Zámky - Veľký Krtíš Lučenec
218.9 0 32.2
Nitra
Topoľčany Hradište
54.6 0 0
Total length: 1141.4 263.1 32.2

* The lengths of the expressways are stated without concurrences.

History of construction

Year Motorways
in use
(km)
Expressways
in use
(km)
Under
construction
(km)
1969 0 0 29.3
1971 0 0 29.3
1972 0 0 67.0
1973 29.3 0 76.2
1974 29.3 0 76.2
1975 46.1 13.8 73.0
1976 53.3 13.8 80.8
1977 67.6 13.8 68.7
1978 115.6 13.8 52.4
1979 115.6 16.8 49.8
1980 115.6 28.6 53.1
1981 115.6 32.1 49.6
1982 142.7 32.1 37.8
1983 150.1 32.1 54.6
1984 150.1 32.1 65.0
1985 165.2 32.1 51.0
1986 173.1 47.4 27.9
1987 173.1 47.4 35.7
1988 191.9 47.4 21.1
1989 191.9 50.9 17.5
Year Motorways
in use
(km)
Expressways
in use
(km)
Under
construction
(km)
1990 195.4 55.0 5.5
1991 197.4 55.0 11.2
1992 197.4 55.0 11.2
1993 197.4 55.0 13.9
1994 197.4 55.0 21.4
1995 197.4 57.7 18.7
1996 216.1 57.7 65.2
1997 219.2 57.7 122.2
1998 288.6 69.9 120.9
1999 290.6 69.9 80.6
2000 290.6 77.0 24.3
2001 290.6 77.0 41.5
2002 297.1 77.0 44.0
2003 307.8 89.9 38.5
2004 314.6 95.4 78.5
2005 326.5 98.2 97.2
2006 326.5 119.1 82.5
2007 363.7 125.6 57.8
2008 381.6 128.3 73.1
2009 389.6 138.0 106.4
Year Motorways
in use
(km)
Expressways
in use
(km)
Under
construction
(km)
2010 414.8 153.6 85.0
2011 417.8 205.8 66.0
2012 416.8 212.0 67.8
2013 417.8 227.2 91.5
2014 417.8 232.9 132.2
2015 464.0 245.0 74.0
2016 464.0 254.5 144.8
2017 483.7 262.4 128.3
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029

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