The federal government has approved a Rs7.49 billion project to construct an eight-lane flyover at the Imamia Colony Railway Crossing in Shahdara, Lahore. The project aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve the movement of vehicles along National Highway N-5 and nearby connecting roads.
Flyover Project Approved by Development Body
The Central Development Working Party (CDWP), chaired by Federal Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, approved the project as part of a broader review of development initiatives across Pakistan.
The scheme has an estimated cost of Rs7.492 billion and includes the construction and rehabilitation of connecting roads. These improvements are intended to make traffic movement smoother around the busy railway crossing in Shahdara.
Shahdara Residents Could Benefit From Improved Traffic Flow
The Imamia Colony Railway Crossing is an important transport point in Shahdara, where traffic congestion can affect daily commuters and other road users.
The proposed eight-lane overhead bridge is expected to improve connectivity and ease vehicle movement in the surrounding area. The connecting road works are also part of the plan to improve access around the crossing.
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Construction Schedule Yet to Be Announced
Although the project has received approval, officials have not announced a construction start date or an expected completion timeline.
Further details about the implementation schedule will be important for residents and commuters who want to understand when the infrastructure improvements may begin.
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