The Danube Bridge 2 makes travelling in and out of Bulgaria through Vidin much easier than it was previously by ferry boat. Even though the linking roads are still far from motorway standards, the New Europe Bridge (Danube Bridge 2) has become highly popular among transport companies, because it provides a road with no custom checks from Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey to Austria, Germany and the rest of Europe, through Romania and Hungary, without leaving the European Union.

In 1998, Greece offered to invest in the bridge, since they wanted a road linking Thessaloniki to the rest of Europe through Romania, as Greece was also cut off from Europe by the war in Kosovo and the boycott against Yugoslavia.[16] The final agreement was that the second Danube bridge was to be built between Vidin and Calafat, but Romania refused to invest in other than the adjacent infrastructure on their territory.[17]

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The issue of the establishment of a management company that would operate the bridge and collect tolls was solved. The company that manages the bridge is based in Vidin,[43] the road tolls are collected at the Romanian side of the bridge and each side receives the part of the tolls that they have invested in the bridge (about 80% of the toll funds will go to Bulgaria).[44]

In its first year of operation, it was discovered that water was leaking in between the asphalt road cover and the bridge deck. Repairs took 4 months and were paid by the FCC company, through the warranty established.

The bridge has a separated path for pedestrians and cyclists, but the approach to this cycling track seems to be not signposted clearly enough. Cyclists approaching the bridge from Vidin, Bulgaria would have to cross the approach road 1/E79 at some point, to get to the cycling track on the left side of the road, but crash barriers stand in their way. Cyclists therefore often continue cycling on the main road instead, as can be seen in this video.

Approaching the bridge from Vidin, Bulgaria, in the summer of 2013 it was not very clearly signposted that traffic past the Vidin exit, which lies approximately 5 kilometres from the bridge, would automatically end up at the Calafat toll gates, with no possibility to escape the toll fares. This has been fixed by a sign warning that the road ahead is a toll road, just a few hundred metres before the bridge. At the point where the railway meets the road, a gap in the median crash barrier has been adapted to serve as a U-turn lane. The main road (1/E79) was supposed to have 2 lanes in each direction, but the left lane now ends into the U-turn-facility, which is signposted rather sparsely, thus forming a safety risk to both traffic overtaking at higher speeds and cyclists, as can be seen in this video, filmed in October 2014.

The national road from Sofia to Vidin (I-1/E79) is linked to the Hemus motorway (A2) up to the city of Botevgrad, and continues with a dual carriageway road to Vratsa. The road from Montana to Vidin is a rehabilitated[49] two-lane single carriageway road.

There is also another road from Sofia to Vidin (81), via Kostinbrod and through the Petrohan Pass to Montana. This road is shorter and very scenic, but it takes more time as it runs over the Balkan Mountains and through the villages.

There are plans for upgrading the road from Botevgrad to Vidin to an expressway (dual carriageway road without hard shoulder), with a tender for the construction of several sections announced at the end of 2012.[50] Traffic analysis on this route have indicated that (as of 2013) it did not require a motorway status,[51] therefore Bulgaria's priorities remain finishing the already started motorway projects, such as the Hemus and the Struma motorways, as well as the new planned Europe motorway, between Sofia and the Serbian border.[52][53]

In Romania, the bridge provides access to national roads connecting with Craiova and Drobeta-Turnu Severin.[54] These are not among the busiest roads in the country, according to a study conducted in 2010.[55]

The DN56 road from Calafat to Craiova, considered to be in a poor condition, is currently under rehabilitation works[56] and runs through most of the settlements on the route. The DN56A road from Calafat to Drobeta-Turnu Severin has recently been rehabilitated.[57] Further from Drobeta-Turnu Severin, the DN6 road to Lugoj, has also recently been under rehabilitation works and bypasses all the major settlements on the route.[citation needed] From Lugoj, the first 11.5 km long section of the A6 motorway provides a link to the currently partially under construction A1 motorway and thereby further to Ndlac and the Hungarian border.[58]

The roads were surprisingly empty on this day, despite me being warned by the man at the gas station about hordes of bikers. I guess the imminent threat of rain indicated by the heavy clouds kept most of the motorcyclists at home.

There were a few spots on the road where there was construction work going on. When this happens, usually one lane is blocked and the traffic is regulated using traffic lights. This meant that the roads were often occupied in bunches of cars. Since I often ended up being at the front of the pack, I always had an empty stretch of road in front of me.

Parts of the Alpenstrasse were cut along rocky mountainsides and often you will find signs for falling rocks on the roadside. In some places, ground water seeps through the rock and presents the drivers on the road with impromptu waterfalls.

A bit of a random destination if I am honest, but very intentional as my gorgeous cousin and I will be partaking in a south of Spain road trip! Valencia is on the south east coast of Spain and provides a great location to hire a car and start the drive south. Valencia is a modern, architectural city with thriving cultural, eating and nightlife scenes.

This updated Comprehensive Mental Health Action Plan 2013-2030 builds upon its predecessor and sets out clear actions for Member States, the WHO Secretariat and international, regional and national partners to promote mental health and well-being for all, to prevent mental health conditions for those at-risk and to achieve universal coverage for mental health services. While the updated action plan includes new and updated indicators and implementation options, the original four major objectives remain unchanged: more effective leadership and governance for mental health; the provision of comprehensive, integrated mental health and social care services in community-based settings; implementation of strategies for promotion and prevention; and strengthened information systems, evidence and research.

and take on another piece. Some pieces I made it only partly as it was so steep at places that I swung from one side of the road to the other and if the swung was too much ended up besides the road. And then it's impossible to get going again of course. So some parts we had to walk and push the bike upwards. Some parts were steep and with some gravel on it and then the rear wheel started spinning and that means also the end of cycling. According to my buddy, Roland Schuyer, I managed to cycle about 80% percent (estimate) of the last 3.5km. What a brutal climb! Weather was not too good and the Nebelhorn did really lives up to its name. In the upper part we had some fog and rain. I've uploaded a photo that I'm working on the 42% piece (we think it is in the slope) and shortly afterwards I had to step down. See pictures at Nebelhorn where you see me with the red rugsack. I have in places with the help of Roland made a new start but without his support this was not successful as you simply don't have enough momentum to start cycling again. And also not to click into the pedal again. Anyway, we have cycled the Nebelhorn as far as could and claimed it. And we have gained an adventure that we can tell to others." 589ccfa754

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