85% of Bengaluru's CDP roads remain on paper, causing severe traffic congestion
According to the report, 85% of Bengaluru's Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) roads remain on paper. These roads, which were earmarked in the 2007 Revised Master Plan (RMP), were intended to regulate growth and ease mobility. The lack of these roads has resulted in existing roads being choked with traffic, causing motorists to spend hours on short distances. Residents are now approaching the Lokayukta for help regarding the non-existent CDP road.
Originally reported by Deccan Herald
Summarised from the source’s public news feed without altering the facts. Read the original report for the full story.
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