Mega Traffic Overhaul On Track; 25+ Flyovers, 1,500 City Buses Planned In Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The city is set for a major overhaul of its traffic management system, with a three-phase plan that focuses first on removing bottlenecks and encroachments, followed by major infrastructure projects and an integrated public transport network. The plan was finalised at a high-power meeting chaired by Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava at Residency Kothi on Saturday. Collector…
Indore is undergoing a major traffic management overhaul with a three-phase plan. The first phase focuses on eliminating bottlenecks and encroachments, widening key left turns, and making three major roads free of encroachments. Visible improvements in junctions and bottlenecks are expected within a year. The second and third phases will see the addition of over 25 flyovers, increasing the city bus fleet from 350 to 1,500, and relocating intercity buses to terminals outside the urban core.
The long-term vision includes a dedicated traffic engineering cell, expanding traffic police strength, and integrating transportation modes into an interconnected network.
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