Programme for the Construction of 100 Bypasses for 2020–2030
A multi-year government road programme adopted by resolution of the Council of Ministers on 13 April 2021, developed by the Ministry of Infrastructure and carried out by the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA). It provides for the construction of 100 bypasses on the national road network with a total length of approx. 820 km, with a declared budget of approx. PLN 28 billion financed from the National Road Fund managed by Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego. The aim is to move transit traffic out of localities, improve road safety and increase network capacity. By the end of 2024, several of the first bypasses had been opened to traffic (including Smolajny, Brzezie, Grzymiszew, Stryków), and several dozen more were under construction, in tender, or in preparation. In September 2025, the Supreme Audit Office (NIK) indicated that, despite secured financing, the programme was not being conducted entirely correctly, identifying irregularities at the planning and implementation stages.
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Timeline
- Announced13 Apr 2021
- Original date2030
- Current date2030
Change history
- Dec 2024stage: construction
- 13 Apr 2021stage: announced
Significance
The programme is a flagship initiative to expand the bypass network on national roads, intended to move transit traffic out of approx. 100 localities, reduce noise and pollution, and increase safety and capacity. The scale of the declared budget (approx. PLN 28 billion) and length (approx. 820 km) makes it one of the largest road programmes in Poland this decade. The pace of implementation met with criticism: by the end of 2024 only a few bypasses had been opened against the 100 planned by 2030. In September 2025, NIK assessed that the investment process was not always conducted correctly, and the total amount spent in violation of the law exceeded PLN 84 million, with identified shortcomings in project documentation and in the maintenance of some structures.
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- Ministerstwo Infrastruktury (gov.pl)13 Apr 2021Stage historyCostFundingAnnounced
Name · Stage history · AnnouncedRada Ministrów przyjęła 13 kwietnia 2021 r. uchwałę w sprawie ustanowienia Programu budowy 100 obwodnic na lata 2020-2030.
CostNa realizację Programu rząd przeznaczy 28 mld zł.
FundingBudowa będzie finansowana ze środków Krajowego Funduszu Drogowego prowadzonego przez Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego.
- Ministerstwo Infrastruktury (gov.pl)
- Wikipedia (pl)
LocationSmolajn (DK51, 1,8 km)
LocationBrzezia (DK25, 4,5 km)
LocationGrzymiszewa (DK72, 1,5 km)
LocationStrykowa (DK32, 3 km)
- Najwyższa Izba Kontroli (NIK)15 Sep 2025Status
StatusW ocenie Najwyższej Izby Kontroli budowa obwodnic, choć miała zapewnione finansowanie, to nie była prowadzona w pełni prawidłowo.
- Rynek Infrastruktury27 Dec 2024StageStage historyDelivery
Stage · Stage historyObecnie 21 obwodnic znajduje się na etapie realizacji
DeliveryObecnie 21 obwodnic znajduje się na etapie realizacji, 15 znajduje się w fazie przetargu na wybór wykonawcy, a pięć zostało oddanych do użytku.
- WNP.pl
- Ministerstwo Infrastruktury (gov.pl)InvestorOriginal dateCurrent dateFunding
CategoryW ramach rządowego programu powstanie 100 obwodnic na sieci dróg krajowych
InvestorPoprawa bezpieczeństwa na drogach, wyprowadzenie ruchu z zatłoczonych miast, czystsze powietrze, mniejszy hałas i poprawa przepustowości sieci drogowej – to główne założenia opracowanego w Ministerstwie Infrastruktury Programu budowy 100 obwodnic na lata 2020-2030.
Original date · Current dateProgram budowy 100 obwodnic na lata 2020-2030
FundingBudowa będzie finansowana ze środków Krajowego Funduszu Drogowego prowadzonego przez Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego.