Coimbatore: National Highways (NH) wings of the Highways Department (NH) are ready to start flyover construction at Santanallur, Saibaba Kovil, Thudiangur and Junctions Saravanampatti immediately.
Every light will be more than 1 km and have four lanes.
The union government has agreed to provide 400 crore rs sanctions for the project.
Saranallur Junction at Trichy Road (NH-181) is famous for traffic jams during rush hour and night.
NH Wing has decided to build a flyover from Uzhavar Sandhai to Vasantha Mills in Trichy Road to facilitate traffic.
“This center has given a project sanction, which will begin in April 2022,” said a highway department official.
In Junction Saravanampatti, The Flyover will connect Junction Road Kalatti with a judiyur road junction, covering a distance of 1.4 km.
The Flyover is expected to overcome traffic congestion on Coimbatore-Sathyamangalam (NH-948) road, which is mostly used by vehicles from Jalan Kalatti and Jalan Thudiangur.
The remaining two flyovers will appear in Saibaba Kovil Junction and Thudiangur Junction in Mettupalayam Road (NH-181).
“We have enough space in all four intersections and we don’t have to acquire land for kites.
Every ravine is estimated to cost Rs 100 Crore.
The work on them is likely to begin in April next year.” K Kathirmathiyon, Secretary, Coimbatore Consumer is caused , said the district road safety committee had dedicate kites at four intersections a few years ago.
“Initially, the Ministry of Transport and the highway had agreed to the flyover only in Saibaba Kovil and the intersection of Thudiangur.
Then, Wing officials decided to only expand the road in two places.” A few days ago, he said, officials attached to road transportation and The Ministry of Highways has visited Saibaba Kovil and Thudiangur Junctions and decided to build kites immediately.
“Look will help reduce traffic congestion drastically.
NH has also decided to build a flyover at Sundarapuram Junction (NH-948) in the future.”
Four flyovers will appear at City at Rs 400CR to facilitate traffic
