CM with deputy CMs and Officials
Nitish Kumar was joined by deputy chief ministers and senior officials during the inauguration, showcasing a united front in advancing Patna’s smart mobility mission.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated Bihar’s first double-decker flyover by cutting the ceremonial ribbon at Ashoka Rajpath, marking a milestone in the state’s urban development journey.
Integrated urban connectivity
The corridor connected vital nodes such as JP Ganga Path, the Patna Metro Rail Project, and Bakarganj, enhancing access for students, commuters, and medical professionals.
Road-Level Traffic and Service Lane
The ground-level service road, 90% complete, complement the flyover by improving surface traffic flow and providing vital access to nearby institutions.
View of tier 1 (lower deck)
Tier 1 of the flyover, a 1.5 km stretch from Patna College to BN College, formed the lower deck and helped decongest a heavily trafficked academic zone.
Aerial View of the Flyover
The new double-decker flyover, constructed at a cost of Rs 422 crore, introduced a unique three-level traffic system—the first of its kind in Bihar.
A vision for future Bihar
Calling the flyover “a confluence of technology, management, and aesthetics,” CM Nitish Kumar described it as a symbol of Bihar’s evolving identity and vision for smart urban growth.
Crowd and community proud of development
Local residents, students, and commuters gathered to witness the inauguration, expressing optimism about reduced congestion and improved connectivity. The flyover sparked pride as a symbol of Bihar’s infrastructural progress.
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