Rs 1,800 cr white topping project for pothole-free roads in Bengaluru: Dy CM Shivakumar

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Bengaluru to Get 157 Km of White-Roofed Roads to Tackle PotholesBengaluru to Get 157 Km of White-Roofed Roads to Tackle Potholes In an effort to address the issue of pothole-ridden roads in Bengaluru, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has announced the construction of 157 kilometers of white-roofed roads at a cost of Rs 1,800 crore. “The project aims to provide a permanent solution to the rampant road damage in Bengaluru,” stated Shivakumar. These white-topped roads are designed to last approximately 25 years and are intended to eliminate potholes from the city’s main thoroughfares. According to the Deputy Chief Minister, construction is currently underway in several districts, with the goal of completing the project within the stipulated timeframe. In addition, the government plans to build 200 kilometers of new roads to alleviate traffic congestion. Shivakumar emphasized the importance of quality control in road construction to ensure durability. It is important to note that this article is an auto-generated feed from an external agency and has not been reviewed by an editor.

Bengaluru, July 15 Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Monday announced the construction of 157 km of white-roofed roads in Bengaluru at a cost of Rs 1,800 crore.

“The project has been undertaken to find a permanent solution for the pothole-prone roads in Bengaluru,” said Dy CM Shivakumar.

He was speaking to the media after the start of work on the white road in Bengaluru.

“White-topped roads are being constructed with the aim of ensuring that there are no potholes on the main roads of Bengaluru. These roads will last for about 25 years.

“Every day, the construction of the road is started in three to four districts. The work is completed within the stipulated time,” said Dy CM Shivakumar.

To solve the problem of traffic congestion, it has been decided to construct 200 km of new roads. The government has also ordered to ensure the quality of road finishing, Shivakumar said.

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