Łódź Ring Road
Łódź Ring Road ("Obwodnica Łodzi" in Polish) is a common name to the complex of motorways (A1 and A2) and expressways (S8 and S14) in Poland, being built in order to decrease the traffic in the city of Łódź and neighbouring regions of Zgierz, Pabianice and Rzgów. Sections. Eastern section: A1. This section is long and it is a part of E75 European route. It has been opened on July 1, 2016. Northern section: A2. This section is long and it is a part of E30 European route. The section between Emilia and Stryków junctions has been  opened on July 26, 2006. Following section between Stryków and Łódź Północ junctions has been opened on December 22, 2008. Southern section: S8. This section is long and it is a part of E67 European route and DK12 Polish national road. The first section between Róża and Rzgów has been opened on April 11, 2014. The second section between Rzgów and Łódź Południe junction has been opened on July 1, 2016. Western section: S14. This section is currently the shortest section of bypass with length of from planned. The first section between Dobroń and Łódź Lublinek junctions was opened on  May 16, 2012 ( long section between planned Łódź Lublinek junction and Szynkielew III temporary junction, along with a section of DK14 national road between Pabianicka St. in Łódź and Łódź Lublinek junction) and July 13, 2012 (following Dobroń - Szynkielew III section). The second section, between Róża and Dobroń junctions, has been opened on April 11, 2014. The construction of third section, between Emilia and Łódź Lublinek junctions, has begun in 2019 and is expected to end in 2022.