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September 17 2026
Traffic on the Øresund Motorway to be diverted in Weeks 39 and 40
During Weeks 39 and 40, Sund & Bælt will divert traffic on sections of the Øresund Motorway during evenings, nights, and weekends. The traffic diversions are necessary to make room for construction works and will mean that, during certain periods, only one lane will be open in each direction.
"Our ambition is to build infrastructure that connects Denmark and promotes sustainable mobility for the benefit of people, business and security of supply."
Mikkel Hemmingsen, CEO at Sund & Bælt
Projects
Preliminary study of a fixed link across the Kattegat
If the Kattegat link becomes a reality, it will be the largest and most expensive construction project in Danish history.
Read more about KattegatØstlig Ringvej
In a new project, the so-called Havnetunnel - also called Østlig Ringvej - is planned and built in Copenhagen, as part of the project: the artificial island Lynetteholmen.
Read moreExpansion of Copenhagen Airport Station
In the coming years, we will expand the train station at Copenhagen Airport, so that there will be room for more passenger and freight trains on the railway.
Read more abour Expansion of Copenhagen airport
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Tolling contributes to green transformation of infrastructure
More than 20 years of experience and competencies in user-paid infrastructure enable us to develope the digital traffic and payment solutions of the future for sustainable infrastructure.