Commissioner Rawalpindi Announces No Direct Access for Housing Projects via Rawalpindi Ring Road
In the years 2023-2024, Rawalpindi Ring Road stands out as a crucial infrastructural undertaking for the city of Rawalpindi. Beyond enhancing the city's accessibility and connectivity, it is set to have positive implications for various housing projects along its route. However, Commissioner Rawalpindi has clarified that no direct access will be granted to any housing scheme via Rawalpindi Ring Road. The commissioner conveyed this information to the press and the public, emphasizing that the RRR will be limited to five interchanges, with no special interchanges or entrances planned for housing projects.
During a visit to different sites of Rawalpindi Ring Road, Chief Minister of Punjab and Commissioner Rawalpindi, Liaquat Ali Chatta, commenced the inspection from the Khasala Khurd area on Adyala Road Rawalpindi.
The officials from Frontier Works Organization (FWO) and NESPAK provided the commissioner with an overview of the completed and ongoing work from Khasala Khurd Interchange to Thalian Interchange. In this briefing, they informed the commissioner that 15% of the construction work on RRR development has been successfully executed. Additionally, they assured the commissioner that the project would be completed within the specified timeframe.
While on the visit, Commissioner Rawalpindi affirmed that housing societies would not have direct access. This implies that no direct entrances will be provided to housing projects. However, for projects intersected by Rawalpindi Ring Road, such as Rudn Enclave Rawalpindi and Faisal Town Phase 2, the road is likely to be fenced on both sides, resembling motorways. Consequently, inter-society access will be restricted, and residents will need to access RRR via the designated interchanges.
During the event, the commissioner also revealed plans to name all interchanges after villages, and a dedicated rest area will be constructed along the Rawalpindi Ring Road route.
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