Key Takeaways
- Work has commenced on two underpasses at Race Course Park and Charing Cross.
- The project aims to transform Peshawar Road into a signal-free corridor.
- Improvements to traffic flow on the city's busiest route are expected.
Construction work has begun on two major underpasses at Race Course Park and Charing Cross on Peshawar Road, marking the start of a comprehensive plan to establish a signal-free corridor and enhance traffic flow on one of the city's busiest routes.
The project, which is part of a broader initiative to improve transportation infrastructure in Peshawar, involves the construction of two underpasses that will facilitate smoother traffic movement and reduce congestion.
According to officials, the underpasses will be strategically located to ensure that vehicles can bypass traffic signals, thereby reducing travel time and improving overall road safety.
Local residents and commuters have expressed mixed reactions to the project. Some are optimistic about the potential benefits, while others are concerned about the impact on daily travel and the duration of the construction period.
The project is expected to take several months to complete, with the Race Course Park underpass scheduled to be operational by the end of the year.
Traffic management officials have assured the public that alternative routes will be provided during the construction period to minimize disruption.
The transformation of Peshawar Road into a signal-free corridor is part of a larger urban development plan aimed at addressing traffic congestion and improving the quality of life for residents and visitors.
The project is being closely monitored by city authorities to ensure that it meets the expected standards and benefits the community as intended.
