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Hyderabad Traffic Model: Experts Demand Rethink on Flyovers
Hyderabad's traffic model faces scrutiny as experts argue that every flyover creates demand for four more. This insight highlights the need for sustainable urban planning. With rising congestion, reevaluating infrastructure strategies is crucial for the city's future. Stakeholders are urged to consider alternative solutions to improve traffic flow and reduce environmental impact.
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