The Shaikpet Flyover was inaugurated by the municipal administration and urban development minister, KT Rama Rao, on January 1, 2022. Work on this strategic project started in April 2018. The 6-lane, 2-way flyover was built under the Telangana government’s Strategic Road Development Plan (SRDP) at an estimated cost of Rs 333.55 crore.
Source: Twitter page of K.T. Rama Rao
Shaikpet flyover: Main facts
| Length | 2.71 km |
| Width | 24 metre |
| Lane | 6 |
| Work start date | April 2018 |
| Completion | January 2022 |
| Construction and maintenance | Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation |
| Estimated cost | Rs 333.55 crore |
Located on the city’s west side, it is the second-longest flyover in Hyderabad, spanning over 2.71 km.
This flyover starts at Tolichowki, near Galaxy Theatre, and ends at Malkam Cheruvu. This flyover bypasses four major junctions – Seven Tombs, Film Nagar, OU Colony and Whisper Valley. Besides cutting down traffic significantly, the flyover reduced the travel time for commuters between Rethibowli and Gachibowli; an intermediate road between the Inner Ring Road and the Outer Ring Road. Private estimates indicate that the flyover has eased traffic for over 4 lakh vehicles that ply on this major corridor.
In addition, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation built a park with a walking track under the Shaikpet flyover and vertical gardens above the 16-pillar flyover.
FAQs
What is the length of the Shaikpet flyover?
The Shaikpet flyover is 2.71 km long.
When was the Shaikpet flyover opened for public use?
The Shaikpet flyover was opened to the public on January 1, 2022.
Which areas does the Shaikpet flyover connect?
The Shaikpet flyover connects Shaikpet, Manikonda and Gachibowli in Hyderabad.
Is there any toll on the Shaikpet flyover?
No, there is no toll on the Shaikpet flyover.
Is the Shaikpet flyover a part of a major infrastructure project?
Yes, the Shaikpet flyover is a part of the Strategic Road Development Plan.
Is the Shaikpet flyover well-maintained?
Yes, the Shaikpet flyover is well-maintained.
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