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Prests Group is proceeding on a plan to construct a 1.5 km long elevated roadway. According to the report of Deccan Herald, this flyover will run on the side of a public road and pass through a storewater drain
Bengaluru has taken a decisive step to overcome the old traffic obstacles, under which the municipality has approved the municipality for the 1.5 km long elevated flyover connecting Belndur’s new Prestige Beta Tech Park directly to Outer Ring Road (ORR). The intervention of this infrastructure approved by Brihat Bengaluru Municipal Municipality (BBMP) will reduce the congestion on Old Airport Road and Kariyamanna Aghara Corridor.
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Prests Group is proceeding on a plan to construct a 1.5 km long elevated roadway. According to the report by Deccan Herald, the flyover will run on the side of a public road and pass through a Stormwater drain. The project has received the green signal from Bangalore’s Civil Agency, Barahat Bengaluru Municipalities (BBMP). The report said that in exchange for construction permission on public land, Prests have promised to widen the crowded Kariyamna Agarhara Road and will bear the entire cost of the flyover with its resources.
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Prests first submitted a proposal to the BBMP in August 2022, followed by the revised request in the end of 2023. The company cited a serious congestion on the Old Airport Road and Kariyamanna Agarhara Road through the main access routes, ie Yemalur. More than 5,000 employees are expected to accommodate over 5,000 employees when the upcoming Prestle Beta Tech Park is commissioned. In April this year, it was approved after consulting Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar. The BBMP officials have made a condition that the new flyover should be open for the use of the general public and not only for the presesties employees.
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