Lucknow

New bypass connecting Sarojini Nagar & Buddeshwar Road to alleviate traffic woes at Awadh crossing

Construction work on the bypass road will begin as soon as NOC from various departments is received.

Khushbu Kirti

A 15-km-long bypass road, on Kanpur Road from Sarojini Nagar to Buddeshwar Road, is in the plans. The bypass road will allow traffic flow without interference from the local traffic, thus, reduce congestion at Awadh crossing and boost road safety in general. It will also provide an alternative route for heavy vehicles like trucks in the area.

A two-lane road (paved of 4 cm bituminous concrete) has also been proposed to be constructed on both sides of the Rajbaha canal to proffer an alternative route from Kanpur Road to Buddheshwar Road. With this, vehicles coming from Kanpur Road will be able to reach Buddheshwar Road directly via UPSIDC industrial area in Sarojini Nagar.

Vehicles on the route will be able to avoid Awadh chauraha

Similarly, vehicles arriving from Buddheshwar Road will be able to come directly towards Kanpur Road from Bholakheda Chowki. The bypass road will start from Amausi Rajbaha which crosses Kanpur road and Sunhera to Bhola Kheda Police Chowki to Rajajipuram's Buddheshwar Road. Basically, the vehicles taking these routes will be able to avoid the constantly bustling Awadh chauraha entirely.

A traffic survey has been conducted on the route and an action plan has been prepared for the same. As per the plan, Uttar Pardesh Rajya Setu Nigam, Public Works Department, Irrigation Department, UPSIDC, and UPPC will work on the project. An NOC (no objection certificate) from the Forest Department and Irrigation Department is awaited and construction will begin as soon as the same is received.

To get all the latest content, download our mobile application. Available for both iOS & Android devices. 

No cheers until the polls close! Stock up prior to THESE 5 Dry Days in Mumbai

Mumbai Local Train Update | WR plans 12-hour MEGA BLOCK on Jogeshwari-Goregaon Line from Nov 16-17

Ahmedabad's SVPI Airport records highest single-day footfall with 42,800 passengers

Mumbai News | Upcoming Dry Days in October, November & December 2024

New chapter for IndiGo as first Stretch flight with business class seats takes off for Mumbai

SCROLL FOR NEXT