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Encroached footpaths, fast moving vehicles put pedestrians at risk at Wind Tunnel Junction

Encroached footpaths, fast moving vehicles put pedestrians at risk at Wind Tunnel Junction
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Pedestrians at Wind Tunnel Junction in Bengaluru are facing significant safety risks due to ongoing underpass construction and encroached footpaths. Motorists are increasingly using pedestrian walkways to bypass traffic, creating hazardous conditions for commuters.

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Urban infrastructure projects often prioritize vehicular flow at the expense of pedestrian safety, highlighting a common challenge in rapidly developing metropolitan areas.

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If you are a commuter on HAL Airport Road, an excessive amount of dust, persistent honking, and traffic snarls will greet you at the Wind Tunnel Junction, as underpass construction work has narrowed the stretch.

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The article presents a local civic issue by citing commuter experiences and describing the physical state of the road, maintaining a neutral tone.

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