GURUGRAM: The government is planning to hold out a survey to identify main choke issues and get ready a roadmap to unclog perennially congested junctions in the city, PWD minister Rao Narbir Singh stated on Saturday.
The Badshapur MLA additional stated a listing of 14-15 main junctions can be ready and an in depth study can be carried out to grasp the explanations at the back of jams. “There are many puts where other people have to face snarls each morning and night time. A record shall be ready, explaining the explanations at the back of jams at each junction surveyed. Based at the record, steps shall be taken to improve site visitors motion. Underpasses shall be built wherever imaginable,” the minister stated while addressing other people at a blood donation camp organised at a group centre in Sector 40. “We wish to finish the survey at the earliest and make Gurugram a jam-free city,” he added.
Sources stated a similar survey used to be already underway in the city as a part of a force to improve highway safety and test injuries. While a number of flyovers and underpasses have been built, or being built, along NH-Eight, the overall site visitors state of affairs, especially in Old Gurugram, has been a purpose for concern for each commuters and the authorities.
Sources aware of the plan stated busy junctions, corresponding to Bakhtawar Chowk, Atul Kataria Chowk, Huda City Centre Junction and Mahavir Chowk, among others, had been more likely to be covered all through the proposed survey to be carried out either by MCG or GMDA. They added an underpass at Atul Kataria Chowk — where Sheetla Mata Road, Old Delhi-Gurugram Road and Sector 14 highway merge — had for lengthy been in the pipeline. Also, Mahavir Chowk, a key junction for buses that is still clogged right through the day, could be regarded as for a revamp.
Speaking at the instance, the PWD minister also stated the KMP Expressway can be ready by June 10, paving the way for ‘extra construction’ in the district. The e-way stretch between Manesar and Palway is already useful.
New industries can be set up along the expressway, which would benefit “each educated and uneducated other people”, Singh stated.
Also, a “world-class railway station” can be set up in Dhankot, he added.
He stated plenty of tasks, introduced by the state government over the past three and a half years, would start this year.
Taking potshots at previous governments, Singh stated that they had given licences to a number of developers but didn't create enough infrastructure for the folk. “The provide government has supplied elementary services and products and facilities to other people,” he claimed.
The Badshapur MLA additional stated a listing of 14-15 main junctions can be ready and an in depth study can be carried out to grasp the explanations at the back of jams. “There are many puts where other people have to face snarls each morning and night time. A record shall be ready, explaining the explanations at the back of jams at each junction surveyed. Based at the record, steps shall be taken to improve site visitors motion. Underpasses shall be built wherever imaginable,” the minister stated while addressing other people at a blood donation camp organised at a group centre in Sector 40. “We wish to finish the survey at the earliest and make Gurugram a jam-free city,” he added.
Sources stated a similar survey used to be already underway in the city as a part of a force to improve highway safety and test injuries. While a number of flyovers and underpasses have been built, or being built, along NH-Eight, the overall site visitors state of affairs, especially in Old Gurugram, has been a purpose for concern for each commuters and the authorities.
Sources aware of the plan stated busy junctions, corresponding to Bakhtawar Chowk, Atul Kataria Chowk, Huda City Centre Junction and Mahavir Chowk, among others, had been more likely to be covered all through the proposed survey to be carried out either by MCG or GMDA. They added an underpass at Atul Kataria Chowk — where Sheetla Mata Road, Old Delhi-Gurugram Road and Sector 14 highway merge — had for lengthy been in the pipeline. Also, Mahavir Chowk, a key junction for buses that is still clogged right through the day, could be regarded as for a revamp.
Speaking at the instance, the PWD minister also stated the KMP Expressway can be ready by June 10, paving the way for ‘extra construction’ in the district. The e-way stretch between Manesar and Palway is already useful.
New industries can be set up along the expressway, which would benefit “each educated and uneducated other people”, Singh stated.
Also, a “world-class railway station” can be set up in Dhankot, he added.
He stated plenty of tasks, introduced by the state government over the past three and a half years, would start this year.
Taking potshots at previous governments, Singh stated that they had given licences to a number of developers but didn't create enough infrastructure for the folk. “The provide government has supplied elementary services and products and facilities to other people,” he claimed.
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