| |  BRA Structure
| Since 1997 in order to improve its operation, the BRA (at that time - Baltic Road Council) has started to plan the reorganisation of its structure.
To provide more opportunities for private companies and following the practice of other international organisations, the Road Association structure has been taken as the basis for reorganisation.
The Baltic Road Association received its official name at the 24th Baltic Road Conference, held 21-23 August 2000 in Riga, when the Council of the BRA approved the Statutes of the BRA and the leadership commitments were transferred from Latvia to Lithuania.
Baltic Committees and National Committees operating within the BRA are a significant extension to the existing Council, which meets twice a year to discuss the current issues and plans for joint activities.
The BRA has had good contacts with the Nordic Road Association since 1992. At present these two organisations have set up a common working group for organising joint specialised training seminars.
The BRA has 5 committees: Administration committee, Planning committee, Construction committee, Maintenance committee, and Traffic committee.
Administration Committee deals with:
Information technology
Training
Organization
Planning Committee deals with:
Road policy planning
Financing
Design
Construction committee deals with:
Roads
Bridges
Asphalt pavement
Road structure
Maintenance committe deals with:
Road equipment
Road maintenance
Traffic committee deals with:
Traffic safety
Traffic information technology
From 2009 until 2013 Lithuania is the chairing country of the BRA and Dr. Virgaudas Puodžiukas, Director General of the Lithuanian Road Administration, is the Chairman of the BRA Council. |
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