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Bengaluru invites Rs 852 crore tender for 5.2 km elevated corridor linking Old Madras Road and Electronic City

Bengaluru invites Rs 852 crore tender for 5.2 km elevated corridor linking Old Madras Road and Electronic City
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BENGALURU (Metro Rail News): The Karnataka government has invited bids for construction of a 5.2 km elevated corridor connecting Old Madras Road and Electronic City flyover in Bengaluru. The project has an estimated cost of Rs 852 crore and aims to improve connectivity between key residential, commercial and IT hubs while reducing traffic congestion on some of the city’s busiest roads.

The Proposed corridor will pass through Swami Vivekananda Metro Station, Indiranagar, Old Airport road, Hosur road and Silk Board Junction. Authorities are planning to execute the project under the Engineering, Procurement  and Construction (EPC) model. 

2 COMMENTS

  1. Thanks for reporting on this proposed road project. It’d be really effective if you can show a typical road map too. There are enough maps for public use, that u can adapt here & mark relevant spots. Best wishes.

  2. Wonderful elevation.
    Elsewhere, on the same old Madras road, in the Suranjandas Road junction, people have to endure 25 to 30 minutes of chaos, to cross just one signal, manually operated.
    Two unauthorised roads that have come up from Byappanhalli area, criss cross this signal, risking themselves and others.
    So much for elevation !!

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