Hyderabad authorities have revised the infrastructure plan for KBR Park, opting for a single elevated corridor rather than the previously proposed 14 flyovers and underpasses. The elevated link will span the park’s perimeter, providing a direct route for traffic and reducing the number of construction sites. This approach is expected to cut costs, minimize disruption during construction, and offer a cleaner visual environment within the park. The project will also incorporate underpasses at select junctions to maintain local traffic flow. Officials say the new design balances efficiency with fiscal prudence, aligning with broader city traffic management strategies. The corridor is slated to be completed within the next few years, once detailed design work is finalized.
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Hyderabad’s KBR Park to Feature Single Elevated Corridor Instead of 14 Flyovers
In a shift from the earlier plan of building fourteen flyovers, Hyderabad’s KBR Park will now be served by a single elevated corridor. The new design aims to streamline traffic flow while reducing construction costs and visual clutter. The corridor will connect key access points across the park and integrate with existing road networks, potentially easing congestion for commuters and visitors.
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Hyderabad’s KBR Park to Feature Single Elevated Corridor Instead of 14 FlyoversPhoto via The Hindu — National
