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This photo explains design flaw causing Delhi's Barapullah bottleneck: A 90-degree angle turn and six lanes merging into two
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Traffic congestion on the newly opened Barapullah Phase-III corridor has increased significantly since its launch. Issues arise mainly from sharp road geometry and a mismatch in lane capacity. Vehicles from multiple lanes converge into narrower sections, creating bottlenecks at key merging points. Immediate measures involve deploying barricad
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