Bengaluru's CM Bommai observes the Rapid Road Technology trials

Bengaluru (Karnataka) (India): On Thursday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai inspected the trials of Rapid Road Technology at CV Raman Nagar in Bengaluru, speaking to reporters after inaugurating a rapid road constructed on an experimental basis in the CV Raman Nagar Assembly Constituency of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike, said that Bengaluru is facing significant traffic jams due to road work.Cost-effectiveness, quality, and efficiency are the main goals for which we aim.I will see how effective this technique would be through a trial.CM Bommai shared a video from the presser on Twitter and wrote: I inspected the road constructed by CV Raman Nagar using Rapid Road Construction Methods as a permanent solution to the challenges faced when constructing white-tapping roads and concrete roads in Bangalore.After reviewing the quality and rates of rapid roads, the state government will only consider the use of precast materials, according to CM Basavaraj Bommai in the presser.

BBMP has to deal with a variety of challenges when designing roads in Bengaluru.Traffic must be diverted.Once laid, it is very difficult to disintegrate the white-topped roads in the event of any accidents, Bommai said, adding that Rapid road technology has been developed to solve these problems.Precast slabs are cut, laid, riveted, and then laid, according to Bommai.

We should continuously run 20-tonne plus vehicles on this route and then monitor it.I have been looking for a survey on the effect of heavy vehicles on the road.The work must be completed quickly, with high quality and cost-effectiveness, according to Bommai, who also stated that this project was conducted on a pilot basis and that if it is cost-effective, the same can be applied to roads with heavy traffic, such as those that are used by traffic controllers.