Sunday, December 02, 2007

Redrawing road map

Redrawing road map
Saturday December 1 2007 03:53 IST

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Many changes in existing routes will be effected once the projects to construct seven underpasses on Hebbal Road and make a signal-free corridor to international airport become a reality. Here are the changes in routes proposed on completion of the projects.

CBI Junction

Two carraigeway underpass across Bellary road with service roads on all sides along Bellary road. Traffic from RT Nagar to go through underpass towards Bellary while a ramp would lead to Mekhri circle.

Sanjaynagar Jn

Single carraigeway underpass across Bellary road. Traffic from Sanjaynagar to go through underpass towards Mekhri circle and towards Bellary road a subway would be created through IVRI.

Existing service road near Ganganagar market to be used for Sanjayanagar - Mekhri Circle traffic.

Cauvery junction

No entry to Bellary road at Cauvery junction. The traffic from BDA side to be led to Lower Palace Orchards at the junction. An underpass near Microsoft research centre would be created to lead traffic from Bashyam circle to Bellary road via.

Cauvery junction.

The BDA junction - Bellary road traffic takes a U-turn on the 20 metre box made for underpass near Microsft and joins Bellary road at the junction.

BDA junction

A segmental arch flyover would be created with the arch along Bellary road. Two way traffic on Bellary road would move on the flyover while the traffic on Palace cross road to Guttahalli would move through the arch. Service roads on either side of Bellary road would facilitate traffic movement on grade level.

Windsor Manor Jn

A single carraigeway underpass would be built across Bellary road along with another submerged way underpass near Abshot Layout.

Traffic from Bellary road would move as it does now towards High Grounds police station. From Bellary road towards Kumara Krupa guest house, the traffic is diverted towards submerged underpass and takes a U-turn towards Kumara Krupa.

Traffic from Kumara Krupa towards High Grounds police station pass through the underpass at the junction while High Grounds to Kumara Krupa traffic would move as it does now.

Maharani Circle

An underpass would take the traffic on Palace road while the Anand rao cirlce - KR Circle traffic would move on ground level.

KR Circle

An elevated traffic island would be built at the junction with four boxes. Vidhan Soudha to Nrupathunga road and towards Central college would be taken on a ramp over the island.

Traffic from Maharani circle would use two boxes and towards Nrupathunga road, one towards Central College and one into Cubbon Park. Service roads at grade level would serve Maharani’s to Vidhan Soudha and from Vidhan Soudha to Cubban Park and to Yuvanika. Pedestrian subways would be built near BESCOM, Yuvanika and near UVCE.

3 Comments:

At Wednesday, December 19, 2007 at 12:55:00 PM GMT+5:30, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Did I hear that these underpasses would be put up in 72 hrs each....? HAHAHA!!!!! What a joke man...
I don't doubt the technology, mind you. But man, the
Bangalore babus allowing this to happen......?? THATz the zoke!!!!! I mean, what about all the pockets that would get bypassed if you put this up in 72 hrs!!?? No no... C'mon, progress jaaye, par corruption na jaaye

 
At Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 12:08:00 AM GMT+5:30, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Believe me it is very easy for one to criticize (It doesn't take any effort at all). Look at the headlines in the newspapers these days.

"BBMP fails to meet 72 hr deadline".

and several more.

But I would request you all to spend 10 min of your time stopping at these areas where the underpasses are being built and see for your self the difficulty of the job that the BBMP is trying to accomplish.

Every since the Cauvery underpass work started I stopped and spent 10-15 min at the work site area watching history being made in Bangalore.

On the 2nd day when the bull dozers hit a water pipe there was a lot of water & slush in those pits. The bull dozers used to slip in certain parts of the pit. Workers (probably making Rs 100.00 per day) were collecting slush and water with buckets and hand carrying them to the top of the pit and dumping it out.

These folks are working very hard to make our lives easier.

So Stop Criticizing and start Cheering these workers at these work areas.

 
At Wednesday, February 27, 2008 at 6:14:00 AM GMT+5:30, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I agree. All said and done the work was carried out in record time. Their initial estimates were off however we need to appreciate the fact that they have entered new territory in terms of project execution. Count this as significant positive for BBMP. People of B'lore should help BBMP execute rather than criticize. Several I was told several Engg students pitched in to help freely. I wish BBMP taps into the enormous talent in and around B'lore to plan and execute these projects. I am sure many of them will render help gladly.

 

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