Pedestrians risky on Kalidasa Road

Sir,

Of late Kalidasa Road has become one of the busiest roads in Mysuru with lot of commercial establishments doing fairly good business.  Since there is ample designated  parking area for both two-wheelers and four- wheelers, this road is frequented by the public. Unfortunately  the area Corporator, Mysuru City Corporation (MCC)  or the shop-keepers association of Kalidasa Road  have not taken any initiative to make  this road pedestrian-friendly.

The footpath  from Panchavati Circle to Chandrakala Hospital is totally undulated and is unfit and risky for the pedestrians to use. The pedestrians  are forced to walk on the road abutting the parked vehicles. The heavy traffic flow invites a great risk to  the pedestrians walking on the road.

MCC has funds to squander on various un-productive expenses and also have funds to asphalt and re-asphalt good roads, but have no funds to make the footpaths pedestrian- friendly.

The authorities concerned should wake up from their  deep slumber and inspect the condition of Kalidasa Road footpath and initiate remedial actions to make it pedestrian-friendly and save the public from the risk of walking on  this busy road.

– K. Chandrahas, Mysuru, 25.2.2019

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This post was published on March 15, 2019 6:01 pm