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Rösti Transport Projects: Financial Control Rejects 50 Billion Plan

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Federal Councillor Albert Rösti's transport plans cost billions – and, according to financial control, could do little. Controllers doubt the financing, benefits and prioritisation of the projects.

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For financial control it is not understandable how the federal government prioritizes the expansion projects. Especially sharply they criticize the Grimsel tunnel.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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In a report published this Monday, the supervisory body severely questions the method adopted by the Federal Council to prioritise investments in roads and rail until 2045. Partial study, overestimated profitability, not sufficiently reliable criteria: the audit weakens an already contested project, especially in French-speaking SwitzerlandAfter the summer of canicule, the next few months also announce warm for Federal Councillor Albert Rösti on…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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The financial control criticises Albert Rösti's project "Traffic"45. ETH researchers have been given too narrow limits for the report.

Federal Councillor Albert Rösti's transport plans cost billions – and, according to financial control, could do little. Controllers doubt the financing, benefits and prioritisation of the projects.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Minister of Transport Albert Rösti plans to invest 11 billion Swiss francs in the development of the motorway by 2045. Also in projects rejected by the voters. This provides criticism, as a new survey shows. The population is particularly concerned about the loss of cultural land.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Blick broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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