7th International Fair of Infrastructure TRAFFIC-EXPO
Date of next exhibition: 10-13 May, 2011
On 14-16 May 2008 Kielce Trade Fairs hosted the 4th International Fair of Infrastructure TRAFFIC-EXPO. The range of products and services exhibited at TRAFFIC-EXPO encompasses, among other things, elements of infrastructure related to road, rail, air and water transport systems; traffic management, safety systems, as well as maintenance of the existing transport network.
The idea of organizing such a fair has resulted, among other things, from the fact that the state of transport infrastructure is one of the most important criteria for the evaluation of the social and economic development of a country, in addition to largely contributing to its economic growth. Today, Poland's road infrastructure is not sufficiently developed. The poor condition of the domestic transport infrastructure, which results from inadequate investments in this sector, is a burden on the national economy, hindering its competitiveness and economic growth. Poland's network of national roads exceeds 18,000 kilometres, with 550 kilometres of motorways and 230 kilometres of expressways. A motorway development programme is being implemented, as a result of which the total length of motorways to be constructed in Poland by 2013 will amount to more than 2000 kilometres.
TRAFFIC-EXPO was held simultaneously with the 14th International Fair of Road Construction AUTOSTRADA-POLSKA, the 10th International Construction Equipment and Special Vehicles Fair MASZBUD, and the 2nd Airport Technologies and Infrastructure Exhibition TIL.
Date of next exhibition: 10-13 May, 2011
On 14-16 May 2008 Kielce Trade Fairs hosted the 4th International Fair of Infrastructure TRAFFIC-EXPO. The range of products and services exhibited at TRAFFIC-EXPO encompasses, among other things, elements of infrastructure related to road, rail, air and water transport systems; traffic management, safety systems, as well as maintenance of the existing transport network.
The idea of organizing such a fair has resulted, among other things, from the fact that the state of transport infrastructure is one of the most important criteria for the evaluation of the social and economic development of a country, in addition to largely contributing to its economic growth. Today, Poland's road infrastructure is not sufficiently developed. The poor condition of the domestic transport infrastructure, which results from inadequate investments in this sector, is a burden on the national economy, hindering its competitiveness and economic growth. Poland's network of national roads exceeds 18,000 kilometres, with 550 kilometres of motorways and 230 kilometres of expressways. A motorway development programme is being implemented, as a result of which the total length of motorways to be constructed in Poland by 2013 will amount to more than 2000 kilometres.
TRAFFIC-EXPO was held simultaneously with the 14th International Fair of Road Construction AUTOSTRADA-POLSKA, the 10th International Construction Equipment and Special Vehicles Fair MASZBUD, and the 2nd Airport Technologies and Infrastructure Exhibition TIL.
