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| − | [[Europe]]’s best [[road]]s, those found in the [[Netherlands]] and [[Switzerland]], are also among the | + | [[Europe]]’s best [[road]]s, those found in the [[Netherlands]] and [[Switzerland]], are also among the world's finest. The Global Competitiveness Report 2019, published by the World Economic Forum ranked 141 countries based on their performance in a variety of different categories. Switzerland was ranked as having the second best roads in Europe and the Netherlands was ranked as having the best roads in Europe.<ref>[https://viborc.com/road-quality-in-europe-the-best-and-worst-roads-in-europe/ Road quality in Europe: the best and worst roads in Europe], viborc.com website, 2022</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 06:09, January 24, 2023
Europe’s best roads, those found in the Netherlands and Switzerland, are also among the world's finest. The Global Competitiveness Report 2019, published by the World Economic Forum ranked 141 countries based on their performance in a variety of different categories. Switzerland was ranked as having the second best roads in Europe and the Netherlands was ranked as having the best roads in Europe.[1]
Road in Switzerland
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Notes
- ↑ Road quality in Europe: the best and worst roads in Europe, viborc.com website, 2022