Udupi NH66 Plan Proposes Grade Separators in Karnataka

A proposal has been put forward for the construction of grade separators along National Highway 66 (NH 66) in Udupi, Karnataka. This initiative aims to enhance traffic management and improve road safety in the region, which has seen increasing vehicular congestion in recent years.

Grade separators, which are designed to allow vehicles to cross paths at different elevations, are expected to reduce the number of traffic signals and improve the flow of both local and long-distance traffic. This project is part of a broader plan to upgrade infrastructure and address the growing transportation needs of Udupi.

Additionally, the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation has been engaged in discussions about the project, highlighting its importance for local commuters and economic activities. The proposed grade separators will significantly impact major intersections that have historically been prone to traffic jams.

As Udupi continues to develop, the implementation of this proposal could lead to improved connectivity between urban and rural areas, ultimately supporting growth in commerce and tourism as well. Further details on the project timeline and funding are expected to be released as planning progresses.