The Flemish government has approved the budget for the Oostelijke Tangent project, a new connecting road around Sint-Niklaas. This major infrastructure development aims to improve local traffic flow and regional accessibility. With a total cost of 125 million euros, the project highlights the government’s commitment to enhancing transport links in East Flanders.
- Vlaamse regering keurt budget Oostelijke Tangent goed
- Project omvat nieuwe verbindingsweg rond Sint-Niklaas
- Totale kosten van het project bedragen 125 miljoen euro
- Stad plant start werkzaamheden binnen drie jaar
- Oostelijke Tangent verbetert lokale infrastructuur en bereikbaarheid
Residents and commuters in Sint-Niklaas have long awaited better road connections to ease congestion and support economic growth. The city hopes to break ground within three years, with work expected to start by 2028. How will this new road reshape daily travel for locals? And what benefits will it bring to the wider Flemish community?
As of 2025-07-15 14:55:00, the project moves forward with strong financial backing and clear timelines, setting the stage for a significant upgrade to the region’s infrastructure. Read on for a quick summary of what this means for Sint-Niklaas and beyond.
Why is the Oostelijke Tangent so important for Sint-Niklaas? This project addresses pressing traffic issues and supports future growth. Key points to consider include:
- Reducing congestion in the city and surrounding areas
- Enhancing access to major highways and economic zones
- Supporting sustainable urban development plans
- Boosting local employment during and after construction
Looking ahead, the Oostelijke Tangent project promises to transform Sint-Niklaas into a more connected and accessible hub. Stakeholders and residents alike should stay informed and engaged as plans progress toward groundbreaking and beyond.
