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Hyderabad to have 30 Foot over Bridges soon!!
Hyderabad to Have 30 Foot Over Bridges Soon!!. According to sources, Somesh Kumar, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) commissioner, has given necessary instructions to the traffic police and the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) to make out locations for raising 30 foot over bridges (FOBs) with transparent elevator facility right away.
Hyderabad: According to sources, Somesh Kumar, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) commissioner, has given necessary instructions to the traffic police and the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) to make out locations for raising 30 foot over bridges (FOBs) with transparent elevator facility right away.
These proposals will be placed before the standing committee for sanction as soon as the report is made ready. The commissioner held a review meeting with traffic police, RTC, ASCI and engineering officials on traffic-related issues and has asked them to prepare different models with pre-fabricated material so that they could be shifted to other locations without dismantling the structure. The proposal has been undertaken considering the increased number o hit and run cases happening in twin cities. As many as 40 cases have been registered of such kinds alone in 2013.
According to Somesh Kumar, bus bays should be developed as per the Indian Road Congress standards in order to adopt 'Queuing System' at RTC bus stops in GHMC limits. Further, he said that infrastructure of bus shelters should be developed with proper seating on 'Bus bay and Queuing System'. A proper display of bus details and railings will be provided as deemed necessary, added Somesh. He also said that in order to link with GPS system, every bus and bus shelter needs to be given a unique number. In order to regulate the traffic during peak hours, it was ordered to deploy the RTC staff at the crowdie bus stops.
