Bypass around Novi Sad with a bridge over the Danube on the route of state road IIA class no. 111

The planned bypass around Novi Sad, with a bridge over the Danube on the route of state road IIA class No. 111, will provide a connection to state road IIA class No. 119 (State border with Croatia — border crossing Neštin – Beočin – Sremska Kamenica), and further to state road IB class No. 21, Novi Sad – Ruma – Šabac – Loznica – eastern parts of the Republic of Srpska. The most recently constructed section of state road IIA-111 (Odžaci – Ratkovo – Silbaš – Bački Petrovac – Rumenka – Novi Sad) runs along Bulevar Evrope Street. The planned extension of state road IIA-111 continues southward from Bulevar Evrope and includes the construction of a bridge over the Danube, establishing a direct connection between the urban road network of Novi Sad and Sremska Kamenica. This infrastructure will ensure linkage with state road IIA-119 (State Border with Croatia – border crossing Neštin – Beočin – Sremska Kamenica), and further with state road IB-21 (Novi Sad – Irig – Ruma – Šabac – Koceljeva – Valjevo – Kosjerić – Požega – Arilje – Ivanjica – Sjenica), facilitating regional connectivity. As defined in existing planning documentation, the bridge and its approach roads are designed to support mixed traffic, including passenger vehicles, public transport (buses), selectively regulated freight transport, as well as pedestrian and bicycle traffic. In addition, the structure will enable the crossing of all planned utility and infrastructure systems over the Danube. On a local scale, the planned bridge will serve as the shortest and most efficient link between the neighborhoods of Liman, Telep, and Ribarsko Ostrvo with Sremska Kamenica. The constructed roads on the site constitute an enhancement of the local transport infrastructure.