At the beginning of the new year, free from the impact of the epidemic, the importance of infrastructure investment to economic growth is self-evident. In 2022, Chongqing will invest 13 billion yuan to build ordinary roads, which can help 25 townships to connect to third-class roads and 1,000 villager groups to connect to hardened roads. This is what the reporter learned from the 2022 citywide road work conference on February 15.

It is understood that the 13 billion yuan is mainly used for the construction of 4,000 kilometers of ordinary roads and the construction of 4,000 kilometers of security projects. Among them, 3,200 kilometers of "Four Good Rural Roads" are planned to be built, allowing roads to enter the villages and households, and solve the problem of "final travel" in rural areas. One kilometer" problem, improve the coverage depth of rural roads.

At the same time, Chongqing will focus on arterial highways, speed up the upgrading and upgrading of arterial highways, and promote the development of industries along the routes. In 2022, Chongqing will focus on connecting important hubs, tourist attractions, and ordinary arterial highways with large traffic volume, implement 600 kilometers of ordinary arterial highway reconstruction, and complete the reconstruction of 300 kilometers, and further improve the ordinary arterial highway network. At the same time, promote the integrated development of "service +", encourage qualified service areas to adapt to local conditions, create high-quality service areas integrating transportation and travel, and carry out "service facilities + rural revitalization" activities. Keywords: infrastructure, infrastructure construction, domestic engineering news, planning and investment

In 2022, Chongqing will also implement the reconstruction of 100 dilapidated and old bridges and rectify 20 land disasters; comprehensively complete the census of highway disaster-affected bodies, and put forward proposals for disaster prevention and control of ordinary national and provincial trunk highways to guide highway disaster management. Editor / Xu Shengpeng