Delhi government approves construction of 8 new foot over bridges in accident-prone and busy areas to ensure pedestrian safety, reduce road accidents, and streamline traffic flow.

The Delhi government has approved the construction of eight new foot over bridges (FOBs) in busy and accident-prone areas across the city. The initiative aims to reduce road accidents, streamline traffic flow, and provide pedestrians with safer walking routes.

This move is part of Delhi’s broader infrastructure development strategy, focusing on improving road safety and creating secure pathways for pedestrians. The Public Works Department (PWD) selected locations for the new bridges based on traffic studies and on-ground inspections, identifying areas with heavy foot traffic.

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The approved sites for the new foot over bridges include Madhuban Chowk (Vikas Marg–Patparganj Road), Welcome Cut (GT Road), Shahbad Dairy (Badli–Bawana Road), Ber Sarai Market (Vedant Deshika Marg), near Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit Vidyapeeth at Katwaria Sarai, Okhla Vegetable Market (Captain Gaur Marg), near Jeevan Park Bus Stand Block 1–2 in Janakpuri, and near Lal Singh Chowk by Mata Chanan Devi Hospital.

With these developments, the Delhi government aims to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic-related incidents, making commutes smoother and safer for residents.

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