Flyover proposed to ease congestion at Sarakki signal
The Hindu
The four-lane flyover to run below Namma Metro corridor on Kanakapura Road
As a solution to the congestion on the Kanakapura Road, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has proposed a 1.2 km long flyover at Sarakki junction. The detailed project report for the ₹130-crore project is ready. The project first found mention in the State government’s 2021-22 Budget. The flyover will have four lanes and will be 17 metres wide, and will run below the Namma Metro corridor on Kanakapura Road. “The congestion at Sarakki junction can be solved with the flyover, which will run below the metro corridor on Kanakapura Road. While the metro rail corridor is at an elevation of 13.5 metres, the flyover will be at an elevation of 5.5 metres,” a senior official said.
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