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Preliminary communication Designing road projects involves a complex decision-making process whose objectives should be the implementation of the road design and its utilization in the narrowest sense, but also the facilitation of mobility, economic development of the area and improvement of the quality of life in a wider sense. All of this requires the consideration and understanding of many problems multi-criterial in nature, and decision making with regard to technical components, environmental constraints and the impact on society. The main goal of this paper is to use a real example to explain the role and significance of multicriteria evaluation methods. The theoretical postulates of multi-criteria evaluation are presented (VIKOR method). Using multi-criteria evaluation methods ranking was carried out of the alternative solutions offered for the E-763 highway route Belgrade-South Adriatic (Požega-Boljare section). Ranking was carried out on the basis of 12 criteria which form the basis for evaluating each of the alternative solutions. The calculation was performed using the VIKOR program packages and an analysis of the results obtained was carried out.

The evaluation of alternative solutions for the highway route E-763 Belgrade – South Adriatic: a case study of Serbia