
Financed bythe European Union
Build at 1950s the voivodeship road No 812 link the city of Biała Podlaska with Włodawa, Chełm and Krasnystaw on a distance of 151 km. The importance of the road was underlined by the fact that till the year of 2000 it had a status of the national road, marked as DK83.
Only once, during 2005 and 2006, thanks to the financial sources of IROP ( Integrated Regional Operational Programme), a part of the road, a section Biała – Podlaska – Wisznice has been modernised and extended. Later only small repairs or reconstructions on a short segments, less than 1 km each, were financed, mostly from own sources of the lubelskie voivodship. They were located as a rule on the urban area, e.g. in Krupe, Łyne, a road crossing point in Krasnystaw.
Other fragments of the road ‘resisted’ the modernisation or extension. It was the same with the section Korolówka – Włodawa until 2018 and It is visible with a naked eye (see pictures below). We can even say, as the song says : “ you can feel it and hear”. You can hear it when you are located in one of the building nearby; you can feel it and hear when driving as a driver or a passenger of the car, especially when you are travelling with a low speed – the send as a loud train noise and feel bumping, especially when your car has older springs.
‘A nightmare for drivers and a shame for the voivodeship’ – with those words a journalist of web portal WWW.lublin112.pl described the section from Włodawa to Korolówka and then to Wisznice on 2015.
On the eve of the infrastructure works the road looked like that: