The Andhra Pradesh Government, on Saturday, December 13, approved an estimated 479 INR‑Crore to develop priority road corridors in Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada. The initiative falls under the first phase of the City Roads Improvement Programme (CRIP). The Municipal Administration & Urban Development (MA&UD) Department has also issued administrative sanction for the works.
Under the CRIP pilot, the government will upgrade 110 Km of priority corridors across the two cities. In Visakhapatnam, 88.54 Km of urban corridors will be developed at a cost of 306.95 INR-Crore. Meanwhile, in Vijayawada, 23.54 Km of corridors will be taken up at a cost of 171.14 INR-Crore.
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The Andhra Pradesh priority road corridors adopt an integrated approach to urban corridor redevelopment. It goes beyond road resurfacing and focuses on improving the entire streetscape, including junction upgrades, drainage, mobility planning, and long‑term asset performance. The initiative aligns with the state’s vision of building world‑class, safe, and durable urban roads.
Funding for these projects will be released in phases. Furthermore, 40% of the project cost will be paid during the 12‑month construction period. The remaining amount will further be disbursed over a 10‑year operations and maintenance period through semi‑annual annuities.
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