Bhopal's metro construction is progressing rapidly. Two steel bridges, each over 100 meters long, are being constructed to allow the metro line to cross over existing roads and railway tracks. The bridges, designed similar to those used in Delhi's metro system, were fabricated in Alwar, Rajasthan. The first bridge,...
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measuring 15 meters wide and 14 meters high, will be situated near the railway line between RKMSP and the DRM office. The second bridge, spanning 48 meters in length and 14 meters in height, will be located at the DRM office intersection after the railway crossing. Both bridges are designed to allow unimpeded traffic flow beneath them. The railway authorities have granted permission for the construction of the bridge over the tracks, with a specific date for the necessary track blockage yet to be decided. During this blockage, some train services may be diverted. The metro corporation must install the bridges onto their pillars within the specified timeframe. The bridges have already been assembled.