Ring Road Rawalpindi | Latest Development Updates

According to the most recent sources, the building of the Rawalpindi Ring Road has advanced significantly. There are several stages to the project, and the building is moving along at a steady pace. The road’s circular layout connects important locations and promotes easier traffic flow across the city. 

Commissioner directs night shift to hasten construction on Ring Road project

Commissioner Liaquat Ali Chattha on Tuesday ordered speeding up construction on Rawalpindi Ring Road by conducting day and night shifts. He was presiding over a conference organized to monitor the progress of the Rawalpindi Ring Road and Daducha Dam projects. He said despite construction on Rawalpindi Ring Road being carried out at an incredible pace, they intended to complete the project before the scheduled period for which double shift should be conducted. He suggested that since the winter night was lengthy the contractor should continue work at night as well. He remarked that construction force should be raised for Daducha Dam and construction on different sections should be begun concurrently. He remarked that these public benefit programs cannot afford any more delay.

DG RDA Appeal To Increase Building Activity

Muhammad Saif Anwar Jappa, the Director General (DG) of the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA), has promised the business community that every effort will be made to boost construction-related operations.

On a visit to the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), the DG declared that RDA will offer the business community all assistance conceivable. He said that increasing exports and encouraging private-sector investment will help Pakistan’s economic issues. Malik Aslam Khokhar, the committee, and other participants attended the meeting.

On this particular occasion, the DG announced that an industrial zone would be built alongside the Rawalpindi Ring Road.

Rawalpindi Ring Road: Beginning Of A New Era

The 38.3-kilometer Rawalpindi–Islamabad Ring Road, commonly called the Rawalpindi Ring Road, connects the Pakistani cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The most recent development reports for Ring Road Rawalpindi state that building on the road began in March 2022 and is now ongoing. When the road is finished, it will have six lanes. R3, or Rawalpindi Ring Road, was constructed on Friday, September 22, 2023. It will establish a connection between Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Moreover, the engineers want to complete it by 2024. This is a year-long project. In addition, the Channi Sher Alam bridge will mark the beginning of the ring road. That is near Rawat. At the Thalian intersection, it also ends. That will bring the M2 Motorway to an end.