PMRDA proposes construction of 15 flyovers in Pune's ring road

22 Sep 2023 CW Team

The PMRDA's notification also reveals that the comprehensive project will feature fifteen flyovers, two railway overbridges, and five underground tunnels to enhance transportation connectivity and alleviate traffic congestion.

In the first phase of the project, PMRDA officials have already submitted land acquisition proposals to the district government for the initial five-kilometre stretch between Solu, Nirgudi, and Vadgaon Shinde near Lohegaon. The Regional Metropolitan Development Authority aims to significantly enhance connectivity and ease traffic challenges in the city through this ambitious ring road initiative.

The completion of the detailed project study is poised to usher in a transportation revolution in the region, according to the announcement.

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