Hour-long snarls at Kalwa bridge irk Saket residents

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Hour-long snarls at Kalwa bridge irk Saket residents
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Thane: Residents from Saket and Rabodi have been facing heavy traffic problems from past four months at Kalwa bridge during peak hours every morning and evening.
Dayanand Nene, an active resident, said, “Huge traffic problem has now become a routine which worsens during peak hour. A 10-minute way takes an hour to reach Cidco, Thane west, due to traffic.”
A letter and verbal complaint has been sent to the traffic department, yet on Wednesday, residents had to write a letter to deputy commissioner of police (traffic), Rashmi Karandikar, requesting her to take an appropriate action soon.
Nene said, “Unlike earlier, now a ride to Thane station takes around one hour. The opening of Bhiwandi bypass arm of Majiwada flyover has created problem. Since then all tourist vehicles, trucks and company buses climb down the arm and while coming straight they take a left turn to Rustomjee service road, then take a right turn to come to Saket road and head to Vashi. The turn to Saket leads to traffic as they use the entire width of the road, thus causing a jam.”
Residents want officials to stop movement of trucks and tourist vehicles on Saket road (from Balkum aka to Kalwa bridge from 8am to 9pm). They allege that 8am to 11pm and 6pm to 10pm is the worst time when vehicles move at a snail’s pace. Though Saket Residency has their own buses to ferry commuters to and fro Thane station, many are forced to use their private vehicles to take highway and reach station within 10 minutes.
Residents have suggested changes to the traffic department via map. Karandikar said, “Till now, I have not gone through the letter. I will look into the matter and revert in a day or two.”
She added, “Soon, Kalwa bridge
work will start and not much can be done even on temporary basis, yet I would look into the issue in detail and see what could be done.”
Published Date:  Apr 30, 2015


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