Autópálya M5

M5-ös autópálya in Hungary
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Basic data
Operator:	Intertoll
further operator:	Magyar Közút Nonprofit Zrt.
Overall length:	160.9 km
Megyék ( counties ):	Budapest pest Bács-Kiskun Csongrád-Csanád
Development condition:	four lanes (six lanes before Budapest)
Aerial view of the M5
Course of the road Transition from Nagykőrösi út (11)  Budapest , Nagykőrösi út (13)  Budapest -Soroksár, Petszentlőric (15)  Bevásárlóközpontok (17)  (Intersection to ) End of town Budapest Pest county (22)  Alsónémedi , Gyál Budapest ring   (30)  Ócsa , Üllő (35)  Inárcsi pihenohely ( OMV ) Inárcs (36)  Esztergom / Hatvan (43)  Dabas , Albertirsa (52)  Örkény , Pusztavacs (54)  Örkényi pihenőhely Bács-Kiskun county (67)  Lajosmizse Lajosmizse pihenőhely ( Lukoil ) (73)  Kecskemét -észak Rábafüzes - Szolnok - Békéscsaba   (81)  Kecskemét Északi elkerülő (85)  Kecskemét-nyugat, Dunaföldvár (90)  Kecskemét-dél Kecskeméti pihenőhely ( MOL ) (102)  Kunszállás (109)  Kiskunfélegyháza -észak (114)  Kiskunfélegyháza-dél (122)  Petőfiszállási pihenőhely ( Mobil Petrol ) Csongrád-Csanád county (129)  Csengelei pihenőhely (140)  Kistelek (147)  Balastya (151)  Szatymazi pihenőhely (MOL) (159)  Szeged -észak to Makó → Romania  (165)  Szeged -nyugat, Domaszék (173)  Szeged- del, Röszke Röszkei pihenőhely (OMV) (174)  Border crossing Röszke ( HU ) - Horgos ( RS ) Continue on  → Belgrade

Autópálya M5 ( Hungarian for 'M5 motorway') is a motorway in Hungary . It runs as part of the European route 75 in a north-south direction from Budapest via Kecskemét and Szeged to Röszke (on the border with Serbia ), where the Autoput A1 in the direction of Novi Sad (and Belgrade) connects. The highway was completed on March 11, 2006.

Route approvals

section	length	Installation
Budapest , Nagykőrösi út - Ócsa	19.0 km	November 22, 1985
Ócsa - Örkény	23.0 km	November 22, 1985 (1st lane) 1987 (2nd lane)
Örkény - Kecskemét -North	21.0 km	1989 (1st lane) December 21, 1996 (2nd lane)
Kecskemét bypass (north-south junction)	17.0 km	December 7, 1997
Kecskemét South - Kiskunfélegyháza	23.0 km	June 9, 1998
Kiskunfélegyháza - Szeged -North	20.0 km	December 10, 2005
Szeged-North - Serbian border ( Röszke )	15.0 km	March 11, 2006

Sections as a European route

The following European roads run along the M5 Autópálya:

• E 75 : Motorway junction M0 – Serbian border

Traffic volume

The entire section of the motorway is part of the Pan-European Transport Corridor Corridor 10, while Budapest and Szeged-Nord are part of the Pan-European Corridor 4.

Average daily traffic on the motorway

section	DTV
Budapest (Nagykőrösi út - Cross M51)	69,517
Örkény (Újhartyán - Örkény)	61,274
Kecskemét (Kecskemét-észak - Kecskemét-nyugat)	48,866
Kistelek (Kistelek - Balástya)	40,596
Szeged (Szeged-dél - Röszke)	8.206

Paid routes

The M5 in Hungary is almost completely chargeable. From exit 11 at Szentlőrinci út to the border to Serbia (border town in Hungary: Röszke) everything is chargeable for cars and trucks.

County-wide vignette

From 1 January 2015, users of the M5 motorway can use a national e-sticker or the following county-wide vignette:

County	Usable section
pest	at shopping centers up to Lajosmizse (14 km - 67 km)
Bács-Kiskun	at Örkény to Kistelek (53 km - 140 km)
Csongrád	at Kiskunfélegyháza -dél to Röszke , border crossing (114 km - 174 km)

Web links

Commons : M5 (Hungary)  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• National toll collection by a closed service company
• Electronic toll collection system
• Hungarian Public Road Non-profit AG (Magyar Közút Nonprofit Zrt.) (Hungarian)
• National infrastructure developer, private company (Hungarian, partly English)
• Aerial photos of the M5

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Forgalomszámlálás (Report of the Federal Highway Research Institute.) .