41 minutes under camera supervision. This is to be the longest sectional speed measurement in the country

The planned speed control system will cover two sections of the motorway. The first one, between the Łódź Północ junction and Skierniewice, is 30 km long. The second, real record holder, is 48 km between the Skierniewice and Pruszków junctions.

Sections will be supervised both during road works and when no works are carried out on a given section.

In practice, this means that a driver traveling 48 km at a speed of 70 km/h will spend about 41 minutes under the surveillance of cameras.

For comparison - at the current speed of 140 km/h, such a distance can be covered in only 21 minutes - calculates the website Trynalski.pl. The traditional "braking in front of a speed camera" will no longer work at all - the measurement will record the average of the entire controlled section.

Reconstruction of A2 – what to expect?

The reconstruction of the A2 motorway is the next stage of modernizing the infrastructure between the center of the country and the capital. Ultimately, additional lanes will be built on 89 of 92 kilometers: three in each direction between Stryków and Grodzisk Mazowiecki and four on the Pruszków-Warsaw section. The remaining sections will undergo a thorough resurfacing.

Major changes in traffic organization are expected. The roads will be narrowed and traffic will be separated from the construction site by concrete barriers.

Two lanes in each direction will be available throughout the works, although there will be some congestion, especially during rush hours and on weekend returns.

How long will the disruptions last?

According to GDDKiA's announcement, drivers will see the first effects at the end of 2027, when the sections between Łowicz and the border of the province are put into operation. Łódź and between Grodzisk Mazowiecki and the Konotopa junction.

The end of all works (between Łódź Północ and Łowicz) is scheduled for April 2028.