Nashik Road flyover surface scraped for asphalt work
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you end up bumping into a pothole or the exposed joints of the flyover,” said Nashik Road resident Madhukar Pawar While you balance yourself on the scraped road. A senior officer from the city traffic branch said police had repeatedly pressed for repairs. They are already operating under heavy pressure from vehicles coming from both the Nashik and Sinnar sides,” the officer said. Former corporator Santosh Salve said he too had been pursuing the issue with the departments.
Nashik : Repair work on the Nashik Road flyover appears to have gathered pace, with machinery deployed to scrape the worn-out asphalt surface ahead of resurfacing works. The flyover, one of the city’s busiest traffic corridors, has remained in poor condition for over a year. This was followed by scraping of the road surface at several locations. “It only goes on to show the negligence of the departments concerned towards the safety of citizens. It is really challenging to ride a scooter on such an uneven surface. The condition of the flyover had become so severe that authorities erected signboards advising two-wheeler riders to avoid using it during the repair period. “We have been continuously following up with NMC officials to expedite the repairs. Whenever an accident occurs, it is the police who have to manage the resulting traffic snarls on a flyover. Download the TOI App.
commuters say little was done to address the damaged road surface and deteriorating divider While authorities carried out patchwork repairs last year. Before the monsoon, officials began clearing soil from the sides of the flyover to prevent drainage lines from getting choked. However, commuters point out that many sections scraped before the monsoon remain unfinished. Many commuters, however, remain sceptical and believe the flyover repairs will be completed only just before the peak Simhastha Kumbh rush begins next year.