Uneven slip road near Jalandhar bypass open invitation to mishaps

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 07:44 AM Dec 06, 2024 IST

The uneven slip road near Jalandhar bypass. Tribune Photo: Inderjeet Verma

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Uneven slip road on Jalandhar bye pass near Green Land School has become a cause for concern for residents. People taking the slip route to enter the city instead of going on flyover have to drive their vehicles very cautiously to avoid slipping on this stretch.

With winters going and foggy days will soon be here, making this slip road an accident-prone area, especially during the night time.

“The slip road should be levelled as many times I have seen auto-rickshaws getting slipped on this stretch,” said Subhash, a nearby shopkeeper.

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