The road is an alternative to the A-2 and will improve access to the Henares corridor from central and southern Madrid
It is Cintra´s ninth toll road concession in Spain and its eighteenth worldwide (Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Chile, Canada and the US)
Cintra is one of the world´s leading developers of transport infrastructure toll roads and car parks with 2 billion euro in committed investment
Cintra has been awarded the contract to build and operate the M-203 toll road by the Madrid regional government. The road will cost an estimated 78.5 million euro and the concession runs for 30 years, with the possibility of a one-year extension based on accident figures. Cintra plans to commence construction early in 2006 and the road could be open to traffic in the first quarter of 2008.
Improved access from the Henares corridor to central and southern Madrid
The new 12.3-kilometre road commences in the municipality of Mejorada del Campo, at the junction of the M-208 and R-3 roads. It then runs northwest to link up with the A-2 road in the municipality of Alcalá de Henares.
The future M-203 will greatly improve access from the Henares corridor to central and southern Madrid and will create an alternative transverse route to the A-2 in a very congested area, particularly the environs of Alcalá de Henares.
There will be a central tolled stretch of road, and light vehicles will pay a single toll of 1.1398 euro (July 2005 prices).
Cintra, one of the world´s largest private-sector transport infrastructure developers
Cintra, a subsidiary of Ferrovial, is one of the world´s leading private-sector developers of transport infrastructure, with committed investment of 2 billion euro in concession companies´ equity.
The M-203 is Cintra´s ninth toll road concession in Spain and its eighteenth worldwide: Spain (9), Portugal (2), Ireland (1), Chile (4), Canada (1) and the USA (1). In the United States, Cintra is also strategic partner of the State of Texas in the design and planning of the Trans-Texas Corridor, crossing Texas from south to north and measuring a total of 1,300 kilometres.
Cintra is Spain´s leading car park operator and manages over 212,000 parking spaces, most of them in Spain. Cintra obtains 30-year concession to build and operate M-203 toll road in Madrid
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The road is an alternative to the A-2 and will improve access to the Henares corridor from central and southern Madrid
It is Cintra´s ninth toll road concession in Spain and its eighteenth worldwide (Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Chile, Canada and the US)
Cintra is one of the world´s leading developers of transport infrastructure toll roads and car parks with 2 billion euro in committed investment
Cintra has been awarded the contract to build and operate the M-203 toll road by the Madrid regional government. The road will cost an estimated 78.5 million euro and the concession runs for 30 years, with the possibility of a one-year extension based on accident figures. Cintra plans to commence construction early in 2006 and the road could be open to traffic in the first quarter of 2008.
Improved access from the Henares corridor to central and southern Madrid
The new 12.3-kilometre road commences in the municipality of Mejorada del Campo, at the junction of the M-208 and R-3 roads. It then runs northwest to link up with the A-2 road in the municipality of Alcalá de Henares.
The future M-203 will greatly improve access from the Henares corridor to central and southern Madrid and will create an alternative transverse route to the A-2 in a very congested area, particularly the environs of Alcalá de Henares.
There will be a central tolled stretch of road, and light vehicles will pay a single toll of 1.1398 euro (July 2005 prices).
Cintra, one of the world´s largest private-sector transport infrastructure developers
Cintra, a subsidiary of Ferrovial, is one of the world´s leading private-sector developers of transport infrastructure, with committed investment of 2 billion euro in concession companies´ equity.
The M-203 is Cintra´s ninth toll road concession in Spain and its eighteenth worldwide: Spain (9), Portugal (2), Ireland (1), Chile (4), Canada (1) and the USA (1). In the United States, Cintra is also strategic partner of the State of Texas in the design and planning of the Trans-Texas Corridor, crossing Texas from south to north and measuring a total of 1,300 kilometres.
Cintra is Spain´s leading car park operator and manages over 212,000 parking spaces, most of them in Spain. 
