Existing skywalks in Uppal are already operational, and construction at Mehdipatnam and Secunderabad is underway. Authorities aim to prioritize safety and reduce accidents by providing pedestrians with dedicated crossings at busy city intersections.

HMDA has been tasked with preparing proposals for the new skywalks. The government emphasized that Hyderabad’s roads, crowded from early morning to late night, pose challenges for pedestrians, especially during heavy rainfall or peak traffic hours.

Additionally, studies conducted earlier highlighted 23 key areas requiring skywalks. Secunderabad railway station will have a skywalk linking bus stands, metro stations, and other transport hubs. The state plans to implement the six new skywalks first, with future expansion based on traffic needs and public convenience.

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