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M7 motorway (Hungary)
Economic and Social Council
Are Motorways Good for the Hungarian Economy?
The C-Roads Platform an Overview of Harmonised C-ITS Deployment in Europe Years of Work: 5 Since Platform Kick-Off Kilometres Covered by ITS-G5: 20,000
Investment Overview.Pdf
Bridges in Hungary from the Roman Heritage Until Today’S from the Roman Heritage Until Today’S Giants Giants
Hungary 2007
Centre-Periphery Analysis About the Hungarian Public Road System
Zalai Múzeum 16 2007 5
Environmental Summary / Performance Evaluation
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Discussion Papers
Developments Are Currently Being Carried out in Two Towns, Namely Columns Located at 14 Sites on a 136 Km Long Section of the M1 Motorway
Of Europe Beautiful
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Life and Death: Mortuary Rituals of the Baden Culture at Lake Balaton (Transdanubia)
Observatory PASCAL Place Management, Social Capital and Learning Regions
A Complex Soil Ecological Approach in a Sustainable Urban Environment: Soil Properties and Soil Biological Quality
Top View
A Figurine Fragment from the Linear Pottery Culture Site of Horiv (Rivnens’Ka Obl
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Case Studies of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships Around the World
Historical Review of the Tourism Development of Lake Velence
Case Study: M43 Motorway Between Szeged and Makó, Hungary
Hungarian Archaeology E-Journal • 2015 Autumn
Problems of the Koszider Period in Transdanubia*
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Environmental Impact Summary on the M0 Ring Road Southern Section Report
Special Aspects of the Tolling on the Hungarian Motorway Network
Nyugat-Dunántúli Díszfaiskolások Egyesülete
Iron Age Chronology in the Carpathian Basin
Resultant and Difficulties of Implementation of Intelligent Transportation System
The Paraphernalia of Cult Life in the Late Copper Age