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RDA Completes Faizabad Interchange Slip Road Upgrade

RDA Completes Faizabad Interchange Slip Road Upgrade

Key Takeaways

  • The Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has finished the rehabilitation of the Faizabad Interchange slip road.
  • A new traffic signboard system was installed to enhance traffic flow and convenience for commuters.
  • Chairman of the Chief Minister’s Inspection Team Punjab and MPA Raja Hanif Advocate inaugurated the project.

The Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has successfully completed the rehabilitation of the Faizabad Interchange slip road, a significant infrastructure improvement in the city. The project, launched on March 6, 2026, with an approved cost of Rs. 15.49 million, was inaugurated by Chairman of the Chief Minister’s Inspection Team Punjab and MPA Raja Hanif Advocate.

Raja Hanif praised the RDA for adhering to the timeline while maintaining high-quality standards. He emphasized that the upgraded slip road and new traffic signboards would improve traffic management and provide safer travel conditions for the public. The project aims to enhance urban transport and public services in Rawalpindi, aligning with the government’s priorities.

The upgrade includes the installation of modern traffic signboards which are expected to guide commuters more effectively, reducing congestion and improving overall road safety. According to Raja Hanif, these improvements will contribute significantly to the city's infrastructure development and quality of life for residents.

Raja Hanif stated that the Punjab government remains committed to prioritizing such projects across Rawalpindi. He highlighted the importance of continued investment in urban infrastructure to support economic growth and public welfare. The inauguration marks a step forward in the RDA’s efforts to modernize key transport links within the city.

The completion of this project follows a series of similar initiatives aimed at improving traffic flow and safety in Rawalpindi. These include recent upgrades to other major roadways and intersections, all part of an ongoing effort by the government to address transportation challenges faced by the city’s residents and commuters.

Commuters have expressed satisfaction with the improvements, noting that the new signboards are clearer and more informative than the previous ones. They believe these changes will make their daily commutes smoother and safer. Local businesses also welcome the upgrades, as they expect better traffic flow to boost trade and economic activity in the area.