‘Jet Patcher’ to Fix Small Potholes without Halting Traffic
A Rs 2 crore pilot will test repairs for potholes up to 50 mm deep in about 10 minutes, officials said.
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Bengaluru introduces jet patchers to fix potholes without disrupting traffic
Bengaluru has begun a Jet Patcher pilot to repair small potholes without stopping traffic. The trial will determine whether quicker, low-disruption road fixes can be scaled across the city.
Bengaluru introduces jet patchers to fix potholes on busy roads
Bengaluru: The Bengaluru civic administration has begun testing a jet patcher machine to fix potholes on busy roads without making traffic come to a halt, as the city continues to face criticism over the condition of its roads. Bengaluru Urban Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda launched the trial on Friday, September 11, saying the technology … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and To…
How Bengaluru Is Tackling Potholes With New Jet Patcher Technology
Bengaluru is piloting the Jet Patcher technology to efficiently repair smaller potholes without disrupting traffic. This new method, suitable for potholes up to 50mm deep, uses cold-mix technology and allows for quick repairs, offering an alternative to traditional hot-mix methods which are less effective during monsoons and cause traffic congestion. The city aims to expand its use if the pilot project proves successful.
Bengaluru Tests Jet Patcher Technology To Repair Potholes Without Blocking Traffic
Bengaluru has begun testing Jet Patcher technology to repair smaller potholes without blocking roads or adding to the city’s already heavy traffic congestion, Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda said on Friday. The technology is being introduced through a Rs 2 crore pilot project and will be assessed for wider use across Bengaluru’s city corporations. The […]
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