What does ZDW mean in POLISH

Zarząd Dróg Wojewódzkich (ZDW) is a regional road management authority responsible for the maintenance and development of provincial roads in Poland. ZDW ensures the safety, quality, and smooth operation of motorways, expressways and other public roads across the region.

ZDW provides various services related to road maintenance such as road repairs, snow removal, traffic signal installation and repair, roadside assistance, signage installation and maintenance. Additionally, it invests in research and development in order to improve road infrastructure and increase safety.

ZDW promotes safe driving by maintaining roads according to strict standards set by national regulations and conducting regular inspections. It also encourages drivers to be aware of their surroundings while driving on provincial roads by implementing speed limits or imposing fines for reckless driving behaviors.

Yes, in addition to regular road maintenance tasks such as snow removal or roadside assistance, ZDW also provides construction services such as building new highways or bridges. These projects are in line with its goal to modernize road infrastructure throughout Poland.

The main areas of research conducted by ZDW include vehicle dynamics, traffic flow analysis, automated guidance systems design, pavement engineering and environmental protection measures among other relevant topics. All this research contributes towards improving the level of safety on provincial roads as well as enhancing traffic efficiency.

Yes, ZDW coordinates with local municipalities to promote clean energy transportation options such as electric cars or bicycles through education campaigns or dedicated lanes created on existing highways for cyclist use. The ultimate goal is reducing emissions caused by vehicular travel while also providing citizens with viable alternatives to traditional means of transport.

Currently, some projects being developed by ZDW include highway extensions from KrakÓw up north towards Rzeszow and south towards Bielsko-Biala; new pedestrian crossings over highways; bridge strengthening works along lakeside access points; construction of bicycle paths around cities; improved drainage systems along major arterials; installation of additional signage across tourist hot spots; improved lighting systems near villages; etc.

Yes, aside from hiring external contractors for specific tasks such as construction works or specialized equipment setup (traffic cameras etc.), VDV collaborates regularly with suppliers that provide materials such as asphalt or hardware/software products.