Gurgaon: Just in order to decrease cases of traffic congestion and accidents, all prohibited cuts involving Dharuhera and Kherki Daula toll plaza over the Delhi-Jaipur expressway, also referred to as NH-8, will probably be shut.
At a digital meeting held earlier this week, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the people authorities deliberated on how best to decongest the expressway.
Throughout the conversation, the traffic authorities brought up the dilemma of illegal cuts which mimicked an 8-km stretch involving Dharuhera and Kherki Daula and asked that the closure of these reductions at the first.
“The stretch is a chokepoint for visitors movement, particularly during the monsoon.
There are many illegal cuts that lead to accidental motion of automobiles, that not just contributes to congestion but also is a significant road safety issue.
We’ve been requesting NHAI to shut these reductions.
This moment, we pushed on this matter and requested them to carry this up onto a really urgent basis,” explained a senior traffic police officer.
The traffic authorities apprised NHAI the Bilaspur part of this stretch has again and again been categorized as a black place.
The closing of cuts the stretch tends to considerably bring down road injuries in the place, officials explained.
NHAI, meanwhile, said it’s reviewing the petition increased by the traffic authorities and will choose the action necessary to guarantee better traffic movement about the stretch.
“We have been advised that almost a dozen prohibited cuts are created by sailors.
We’ve attempted to block those prohibited access issues, but sailors keep eliminating the barricades.
We are going to collaborate with authorities and make sure these cuts have been shut,” stated an NHAI official.
The traffic authorities also have requested NHAI to examine its strategy to combat waterlogging about the service lanes across the expressway.
“We have asked NHAI to evaluate the condition of the service streets and tackle repair work to make sure that we do not confront a serious waterlogging problem and consequent traffic jams from the monsoon,” the visitors police officer included.