By Our Correspondent
LAHORE: The Punjab Central Business District Development Authourity (PCBDDA), also known as CBD Punjab, has successfully completed the upgradation of Walton Road, covering a stretch of 4.5 kilometres. The project marks a significant step towards modernizing Lahore’s urban infrastructure and improving the daily commute for thousands of residents.
As part of the upgradation, a newly installed inaugural monument now stands as a symbol of progress at Walton Road. Out of the five planned overhead pedestrian crossing bridges, two have been installed, with the remaining three nearing completion. The service roads on both sides have undergone complete asphalt work and are now fully operational.
Key features of the project include state of the art sewerage system, diversion of ADA Nullah, Major Ishaq Shaheed flyover, the installation of lane markings, modern LED street lights, directional signboards and the development of green belts and horticulture, giving the road a fresh and vibrant look. These enhancements have not only improved the visual appeal of the area but have also significantly contributed to road safety and traffic flow.
The residents of Walton Road have expressed their appreciation for the transformation, noting a visible improvement in their daily routines and quality of life. While expressing his views, CEO of CBD Punjab, Imran Amin, stated, “CBD Punjab has delivered yet another impactful infrastructure project. The upgradation of Walton Road reflects our commitment to sustainable urban development and citizen-centric planning. This project is a testament to our vision of a modern and progressive Punjab.”
The successful completion of the Walton Road project reinforces CBD Punjab’s role as a key player in reshaping the urban landscape of Punjab through innovation, planning, and development.
