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Jaipur: The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) on Friday restarted carpeting the road adjacent to Lal Kothi Sabji Mandi and Kisan Bhawan, but its engineers were apprehensive about keeping the street vendors at bay once the work is over.
The JDA engineers said the recarpeted road would have a big impact on the recently implemented Signal-Free Traffic Project at the Laxmi Mandir Tiraha on Tonk Road.
“The interior roads on both sides of the Tiraha, especially those adjacent to the newly constructed underpass, have become important after we made the Tiraha signal-free. We have to keep the road adjacent to the Sabji Mandir free from the vendors for several reasons,”said a senior JDA engineer.
“First, it would help in swift traffic movement on that road. Second, if vendors are not allowed on that road, people coming to the Mandi would stop parking vehicles there and would not congest the roads near the underpass. Third, we can create ample designated parking space on the adjacent roads so that parked vehicles do not impact the traffic movement,” he added.
Officials said that with no option for vehicles plying on Sahakar Marg to turn right at the Tiraha, now there would be immense pressure on the road where the underpass has come up. In a worse situation, if vehicles get blocked on this road, the internal roads will become important to maintain the flow of traffic.
“We are going to complete the jobs of recarpeting these roads within next few days. After that, the ball would be in the court of the JDA’s enforcement department, the police department and the officials of the Jaipur Municipal Corporation (Greater)’s officials to keep these vendors at bay,” another engineer added.
JDA officials said another major concern for the Laxmi Mandir Tiraha project is the Tonk Phatak on the Barkat Nagar side of the Tonk Puliya.
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The JDA engineers said the recarpeted road would have a big impact on the recently implemented Signal-Free Traffic Project at the Laxmi Mandir Tiraha on Tonk Road.
“The interior roads on both sides of the Tiraha, especially those adjacent to the newly constructed underpass, have become important after we made the Tiraha signal-free. We have to keep the road adjacent to the Sabji Mandir free from the vendors for several reasons,”said a senior JDA engineer.
“First, it would help in swift traffic movement on that road. Second, if vendors are not allowed on that road, people coming to the Mandi would stop parking vehicles there and would not congest the roads near the underpass. Third, we can create ample designated parking space on the adjacent roads so that parked vehicles do not impact the traffic movement,” he added.
Officials said that with no option for vehicles plying on Sahakar Marg to turn right at the Tiraha, now there would be immense pressure on the road where the underpass has come up. In a worse situation, if vehicles get blocked on this road, the internal roads will become important to maintain the flow of traffic.
“We are going to complete the jobs of recarpeting these roads within next few days. After that, the ball would be in the court of the JDA’s enforcement department, the police department and the officials of the Jaipur Municipal Corporation (Greater)’s officials to keep these vendors at bay,” another engineer added.
JDA officials said another major concern for the Laxmi Mandir Tiraha project is the Tonk Phatak on the Barkat Nagar side of the Tonk Puliya.
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The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) is planning to carry out a traffic safety audit of the signal-free traffic project at Laxmi Mandir Tiraha on Tonk Road. The audit, which will likely be conducted by a team from Malviya National Institute of Technology, may recommend changes to address the glitches and issues that have been observed since the project was implemented. Possible changes include removing the divider on Tonk Road and constructing a pedestrian footbridge. The JDA aims to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow in the area.
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On the anniversary of the 1994 Rampur Tiraha firing, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami paid tribute to the martyrs of the statehood agitation. Dhami criticized the tragic incidents of firing on agitators in Muzaffarnagar, Khatima, and Mussoorie, stating that these wounds can never heal. He also mentioned introducing a bill proposing a 10% horizontal reservation for statehood agitators and their dependents in government jobs. Meanwhile, BJP state chief Mahendra Bhatt highlighted improvements in infrastructure, health, and employment in Uttarakhand over the past 23 years.
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Traffic congestion persists on a stretch of road in Bhopal due to encroachment by vendors and lack of parking facilities near a temple. A study conducted by experts from Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) identified lack of parking, road width, and encroachment as major issues. The study has been submitted to the traffic police for necessary action. Traffic police are deploying officers to manage traffic during peak hours. In other news, new traffic diversion plans are being implemented in Lucknow and heavy traffic is causing road damage in Madurai.
