After JC Road nightmare, Kengal Hanumanthaiah Road set for white-topping
B-SMILE has received partial permission from the Bengaluru Traffic Police to begin white-topping Kengal Hanumanthaiah Road after months of effort. The project is crucial for connecting different parts of the city and aims to minimize traffic disruption during construction. Officials are optimistic about completing the work within six months, with a phased approach to maintain traffic flow.
- ▪B-SMILE has secured partial permission from the Bengaluru Traffic Police for Kengal Hanumanthaiah Road.
- ▪The project will involve white-topping and drain works on a 1-km stretch.
- ▪B-SMILE plans to implement a four-phase action plan to minimize traffic disruption.
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After seven months of persistent efforts, B-SMILE has finally secured partial permission from the Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP) to overhaul (white-topping and drain works) Kengal Hanumanthaiah Road, one of the most crucial connecting links in the central part of the city.However, the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) still has to clear the decks by drawing up a time-bound action plan and then seek final approval for laying the road.As of now, the BTP has agreed to allow the completion of drain, footpath, and utility works. If everything goes as planned, B-SMILE is likely to take up whitetopping work for a 1-km stretch between KH Circle and Kreeda Junction within the next month.
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