Trafikverket

The cost for Stockholm Bypass project could be up to €4.7 billion.

The project will use Klimator's detection technology called AHEAD which will combine with friction information from floating car data – FCD - to improve the understanding and interpretation of FCD on multiple lanes during winter.

Spending plans have been revealed for the Swedish transport network.

The road will be a 21km stretch of the E20 between Hallsberg and Örebro.

A new Swedish road safety system has been developed

A Swedish electric road pilot is being planned.

Nordic road conditions vary between Sweden and Norway.

Other roads could be adapted if technologies in the test sections prove viable.

Sweden’s transport administration Trafikverket has appointed Veidekke Anläggning as a temporary contractor for work on the Lovön section of the Stockholm Bypass - Förbifart Stockholm. The deal is worth around €9.6 million. The contractor will take over work started by a tender winner whose contract has been cancelled, according to Swedish media. It is expected the new contractor will be on site until the end of the year, by which time Trafikverket says it hopes to have re-tendered the remaining work.

Sweden’s Transport Administration (Trafikverket) has awarded a contract to the Elväg Syd consortium for an electric and recharging bus lane in the city of Lund. The demonstration area will be built in the bus lane along 1km of Getingevägen Road near central Lund. Construction will begin during the first quarter of 2020 and last for three years. The project’s budget is €9.3 million of which Trafikverket will contribute €8.3 million with the other consortium players supplying the remaining funds. Lun