The plan proposes an intermediate elevated structure that would remain largely within the existing road corridor. It would be supported by single, small-diameter pillars positioned along the middle of the road, allowing construction without disturbing buildings and other structures on either side.
The flyover would begin on BC Road a few metres before Rehari Chungi Chowk and extend towards Roop Nagar, where it would land at the T-junction. The elevated facility is planned for two-way movement, with each tube measuring around 5.5 metres in width. A second tube would rest a few metres ahead of Ambphalla Chowk towards Manda as part of the wider elevated traffic arrangement.
The project is intended to address persistent congestion along the Ambphalla-Janipur corridor, which carries heavy traffic through Ambphalla, Janipur, BC Road, Rehari and nearby residential and commercial areas. Traffic bottlenecks become particularly severe during peak hours as vehicles converge from several directions and local traffic competes for limited road space.
The proposed elevated route is expected to provide an alternative for through traffic and separate a portion of vehicle movement from traffic at road level. However, work has not yet started. Following government approval of the concept plan, the department will prepare a Detailed Project Report and proceed with tendering and work allotment. Construction is scheduled to begin during the next financial year if the required procedures are completed, with the project expected to take two to three years to finish.