Patna: Basic and Testing of Land has begun for pedestrian subway anticipated on Jalan Station as part of the Development Project back Patna Smart City Limited (PSCL) redevelopment.
Construction on a 440-meter subway will begin in January, because the design is almost complete.
Subway will connect the intersection of Patna to the multi-capital transportation hub proposed in Bakri Bazaar through Mahavir Mandir, and also includes multi-level parking near the Buddha Smriti Park.
This will be completed in December 2023 with the RS 68.85 Crore budget.
Minister of Minister Nith Kumar has placed the project foundation of the project on 4.
According to PSCL officials, because of the lack of unlimited connectivity near Patna Junction, passengers walk across their stations along with their items.
Subway along the stretch between the intersection of Patna and the multi-capital hub proposed near the GPO roundabout will allow pedestrians to run under the ground without having difficulty.
In addition, it will ensure a fluent flow of traffic for passengers traveling from DAK Bungalow across the Road, Mithapur, and Budh Marg station, and vice versa.
Equipped with escalators, lifts, and trails, pedestrian subways will be built using cut-and-cover technology.
Harshita, Public Relations Officer of the PSCL, told this reporters, “In addition to the escalator and elevator, the subway will include travelers, which will eliminate passenger needs to walk far from the intersection of Patna to multi-level cars to multi-level cars to Cars.
park near the GPO roundabout.
Other features include air conditioning, road, ventilation, fire extinguisher, drainage system, and generator for backup power.
This will be the first subway city.
“He added,” After the subway is finished, it will be End the trial of pedestrians waiting to cross the road due to large traffic jams near the station roundabout.
” The Implementing Agency has initiated a land testing process after the approval of the state government.
Currently developing a final design for the subway system based on detailed project reports (DPR), which will be examined by an expert agent.
According to the DPR, 330 meters from the 440-meter-long subway will be underground and 110 meters will be on the surface.
This will be around 8 meters.
Meanwhile, Overbridge that connects the second level of the multi-level car parking structure to the flyover station (between pillars 7 and 8) will be built to maximize the use of existing parking spaces.
It is estimated that around RS 17 Crore.
The proposed multi-capital transit hub, which will accommodate private taxis, autorickshaw, and buses, are also included in the project.
The five-story structure will facilitate passenger transfers.
The construction department of building is currently preparing the DPR Project.