The Mohali roads have notoriously earned the tag of being ‘killer roads’. Earlier, a research study pointed out 21 accident-prone spots in Mohali which are too dangerous for people on roads. Adding to these, the Mohali roads against its aspirations of becoming world-class city has roads that are more visible in unkempt and ignored small towns around the world.
The roads are dotted with as much as 3-inch-deep potholes. Some of them are:
- Road to Radha Soami Satsang traffic junction from the Industrial Area before the SCL (Semi-Conductor Laboratory) roundabout
- Near the Sohana gurdwara
- On the dividing road of Sectors 68 and 82 opposite the Indian School of Business (ISB).
- road connecting the Chandigarh airport with Balongi near Kharar
- Road opposite NIPER (National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research)
- Sections at the White House crossing and Phase-11 traffic lights
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Day in and day out there are grievous narration of drivers on these stretches how they had a narrow escape from a fatal accident. Two-wheelers riders are at maximum risk. Since many software companies are based in Industrial Area Phase 8-B, their employees are forced to take his road.
The newest surface-the 200-foot-wide road connecting the airport with Balongi near Kharar-has the maximum potholes. Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) blew up crores of rupees on laying this road, which by its own admission, carries 25,000 vehicles a day.
