Speed breakers on Balliwala flyover to be reduced
The number of speed breakers created for safety on the Balliwala flyover will now be less. National Highway section has decided to place a speed breaker at 10 places instead of 17. This system will be implemented in the next one week. It is expected that after this, the speed of the vehicles on flyover and the downstream vehicles will increase.
Balliwala Flyover has become a laboratory for the National Highway section of Public Works Department. Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat, concerned with the rising accidents, instructed the officials to arrange a safety by inspecting the flyover a few days before. National Highway section also made Speed Breaker at 17 places after the order of the Chief Minister.
Due to this two-wheeler and four-wheeled vehicles have to break about 170 times in half kilometer stretch. This is the reason that for the last three days, people traveling from the Balliwala flyover and down the road have to be trapped in the jam. People opposed it, now the National Highway section has decided to adopt the middle path. Instead of 17, now there will be 10 speed breakers. After this, the speed of the vehicles will increase somewhat.
