CDA Upgrades Islamabad Expressway Service Road to Six Lanes
Construction crews are widening and rehabilitating an 8.5-kilometre stretch of the eastern service road as part of a broader expressway improvement project.
Heavy machinery and construction crews are working on the rehabilitation, expansion and dualization of the eastern service road along the Islamabad Expressway, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The work is part of a project undertaken by the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to upgrade the 8.5-kilometre stretch of road running from Faizabad Interchange to Gulberg Greens into a six-lane carriageway, APP reported.
The project involves converting the existing service road into a wider, dualized route to accommodate increased traffic flow along one of Islamabad's key arteries, according to the report.
No further details on the project's timeline, cost, or completion date were provided in the source material.
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