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₹1.50-crore project to redevelop Vyttila Junction in Keralam’s Kochi nearing completion
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter13 hr. ago

₹1.50-crore project to redevelop Vyttila Junction in Keralam’s Kochi nearing completion

The ₹1.5 crore project by the Kerala Road Safety Authority (KRSA) to redevelop Vyttila Junction in Kochi is nearing completion, with most of the work finished. The redevelopment includes widening the underpass beneath the Vyttila flyover and removing sections of existing medians and roundabouts built by the Public Works Department. A senior traffic police official noted that 80% of the work is complete, though delays persist due to rain affecting paver block installation. The project also involves creating a dedicated bus bay for four buses and improving traffic flow by clearing encroachments and enabling free-left turns. Local representatives and activists emphasize the importance of a signal-free junction to enhance traffic efficiency and improve access to the Vyttila Mobility Hub.

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The Hindu logoThe HinduIndependentCenter13 hr. ago
₹1.50-crore project to redevelop Vyttila Junction in Keralam’s Kochi nearing completion

The ₹1.5 crore project by the Kerala Road Safety Authority (KRSA) to redevelop Vyttila Junction in Kochi is nearing completion, with most of the work finished. The redevelopment includes widening the underpass beneath the Vyttila flyover and removing sections of existing medians and roundabouts built by the Public Works Department. A senior traffic police official noted that 80% of the work is complete, though delays persist due to rain affecting paver block installation. The project also involves creating a dedicated bus bay for four buses and improving traffic flow by clearing encroachments and enabling free-left turns. Local representatives and activists emphasize the importance of a signal-free junction to enhance traffic efficiency and improve access to the Vyttila Mobility Hub.

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