Forlì ring road – Building of the 4^th lot

Building of a fourth lot of the eastern ring road of Forlì, by constructing three new junctions, one of which completing a cloverleaf junction already partially built, and three new roundabouts, one of which connecting with the A14 motorway tollbooth, for a total length of about 4,400 metres.

The works belongs to the more complex “Forlì ring road system” (eastern ring road, communication axis). Overall, the eastern ring road is a preferential north-south connection between the town and the Apennines with the main communication roads.

In particular, the 4^th lot of the eastern ring road, characterized by a length of about 4.4 kilometres, is the element connecting the A14 motorway tollbooth with the already built lots of the eastern ring road and the communication axis, opened to the traffic in 2013.

The route is characterized by the approximately 314 metres long Mattei overpass, made of ten spans, each 31.4 metres long, which makes it possible to cross the currently existing road network; the new Via Fermi connection allowing the road traffic to move from the 4^th lot to the town road network; the bridge over Via Cervese made up of a single span; and many minor works, like cycle and pedestrian overpasses and prefabricated galleries for road manholes or underpasses.

The main axis road section is of type III according to CNR 78/80, includes two carriageways, each with two lanes.

Services provided: Safety coordination during the executive phase.

Client: A.N.A.S. S.p.A. – road network department of Emilia-Romagna

Site: Municipality of Forlì

Years: 2011-2014

Cost of works: 24.35 million Euros