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File photo THE solution to traffic problems in Cebu City is not flyovers but road widening.
This was what Cebu City Vice Mayor Michael Rama said after learning the proposed flyovers and underpass projects to be built in Cebu City.
1. The proposed flyovers, underpass
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has proposed to construct two flyovers that will be built along P. del Rosario Street from the junction of Osmeña Boulevard to Leon Kilat Street, which is 1.1 kilometers long, and along N. Bacalso Avenue corner V. Rama Avenue, which is 1.2 kilometers long.
The underpass, which will be 915 meters, will be constructed at the South Road Properties (SRP) Mambaling corner Cebu South Coastal Road.
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