Kaohsiung Starts Realignment on Detian Street to Improve Pedestrian Access
Kaohsiung's New Construction Office has started road improvements on Detian Street with a budget of about 30 million dollars. The project straightens curves to boost school zone safety within roughly 180 workdays.
Kaohsiung's New Construction Office announced that Detian Street improvements have begun to address sharp turns, poor sightlines, and utility pole obstructions near schools after coordinating land with schools and the military. Spanning 270 meters long and 8 meters wide with a budget of around 30 million dollars, the street will connect perpendicularly to Lane 61 of Haifu Road and upgrade drainage within about 180 workdays.
Key takeaways
- The 270-meter-long, 8-meter-wide road improvement costs roughly 30 million dollars and has broken ground with a 180-workday schedule.
- Land coordinated with schools and the military allows the curved street to be realigned, connect perpendicularly with Lane 61 of Haifu Road, and improve drainage.
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