Rawalpindi Ring Road Project: Approval of updated PC-I with budget of Rs 32.9 billion
The Punjab Government has taken a major step forward in the infrastructure development of Rawalpindi with the approval of the updated Project Concept-I (PC-I) for the Rawalpindi Ring Road Project. gave Central Development Working Party (CDWP) recently approved a revised cost estimate of Rs 32.9 billion, which is higher than the earlier budget of Rs 26.9 billion. This milestone marks a major step forward in meeting the transport needs of the region.
Developments and key developments
Kanza Murtaza, Director General Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA)shared insights on the progress of the project. Work on the girders for the flyovers has officially begun, marking a major milestone in the construction process and ensuring that the project is on track to meet its completion targets. is
Five interchanges for better connectivity
The Rawalpindi Ring Road spans an impressive 38.3 km and will have five interchanges strategically located to enhance connectivity and ease of travel. These exchanges include:
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- Chuck Bailey Khan
- Adiala Road
- Chakri Road
- Thelin
These are designed to improve access to interchanges and reduce travel times for commuters while reducing the traffic congestion that currently plagues the city’s roads.
To meet the growing transportation needs of Rawalpindi
Director General Kanza Murtaza emphasized that the updated plan has been meticulously designed to meet the rapidly growing travel needs of the Rawalpindi region. By improving traffic flow and offering a more efficient transportation network, the Ring Road Project aims to serve current and future residents. This initiative is in line with the broader vision of modernizing Rawalpindi’s infrastructure to meet the needs of growing population and urban expansion.
A catalyst for regional development
The Rawalpindi Ring Road project is set to be the cornerstone of the city’s infrastructural transformation. In addition to improving transportation, it is expected to stimulate regional economic growth by increasing accessibility and connectivity. The benefits of the project will reach commuters, businesses and commuters, contributing to the overall development of Rawalpindi.
The result
Approval of updated PC-I for Rawalpindi Ring Road Project It highlights the Punjab government’s commitment to modernize the region’s infrastructure. With a revised budget of Rs 32.9 billion, the project promises to meet the growing transport needs of the region while promoting economic growth. As work progresses on critical sections like flyover girders, the completion of this 38.3 km long road will significantly improve the daily life of residents and tourists of Rawalpindi.
