Archive · 31 May 2025
Rajkot's Ring Road To Be Redesigned to Ease Commuter Woes
Imagine a busy road in Rajkot that's become a big headache for everyone trying to get around.
It's got too much traffic, people are parking where they shouldn't, and it floods when it rains.
To fix this, the city is going to hire a company to redesign the road.
They'll figure out how to make it easier to drive, add bridges or underpasses where needed, and make the road look nicer.
This road was built a while ago and was supposed to be a model road, but now it needs some changes to help everyone travel more smoothly.
Rajkot's 150-foot Ring Road will be redesigned.
The redesign aims to address traffic and waterlogging.
The affected stretch is an 11-kilometer section of the road.
A consulting agency will be hired to recommend changes.
The road was initially designed as a model project in 2012.
- Who
- Rajkot Municipal Corporation
- What
- Redesign of the 150-foot Ring Road
- When
- Approved recently at a standing committee meeting
- Where
- Rajkot, India
- Why
- To ease traffic congestion and address waterlogging issues.
- Road Length
- 11 kilometers
- Affected Stretch
- Gondal Chokdi to Madhapar Chok
- Original Development
- 2012
- Primary Issues
- Traffic congestion and waterlogging
- Governing Body
- Rajkot Municipal Corporation