Indore’s Z-Shaped Railway Overbridge Raises Concerns After Bhopal’s 90-Degree Flyover Controversy
Following the heated debate surrounding Bhopal’s unconventional 90-degree flyover in Aishbagh, another infrastructure project in Madhya Pradesh is making headlines. This time, it’s a Z-shaped railway overbridge (ROB) currently under construction in Indore.
Is Indore’s Z-Shaped Bridge a Design Flaw or an Innovative Solution?
The unusual design of the ROB has ignited public discussion, with many drawing parallels to the controversial Aishbagh flyover. While some see the Z-shape as a potentially dangerous design flaw, others believe it could be an innovative solution to navigate space constraints and traffic flow challenges in the area.
Concerns Mount Over Safety and Functionality
The primary concerns revolve around the bridge’s sharp turns and potential impact on traffic flow and safety. Questions are being raised about the feasibility of navigating large vehicles through the Z-shaped structure and the potential for accidents. Authorities have yet to provide detailed explanations regarding the design choices and the measures being taken to address safety concerns.
