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The priority bus lane will be in force from Borella to Maradana from tomorrow, the Megapolis and Western Development Ministry said today.
It will apply to the P. De S Kularatne (Maradana Road) from 6 am to 9 am for buses on route numbers 176 and 103.
Meanwhile, officials said the priority bus lane at Battaramulla was put on hold for two weeks until the construction of the Rajagiriya Flyover was completed.
They said the priority lanes along the Galle Road towards Colombo adopted last year has contributed to a significant reduction in traffic within Colombo City limits.
The project was introduced to the country last March as a pilot project carried out by the Ministry in collaboration with the Moratuwa University.
Subject Minister Champika Ranawaka said Deputy Speaker Thilanga Sumathipala will attend the launching of the project tomorrow. (Thilanka Kanakarathna)
DONKEY Tuesday, 09 January 2018 10:36 PM
HOW ABOUT A PRIORITY CAR LANE FOR JOINT OPPOSITION MEMEBERS.
shanthapriya Wednesday, 10 January 2018 10:08 AM
Priority lane system implemented on rajagiriya, parliament road area now given up and no one adhere to this rule.Further after opening the new fly over bridge at rajagiriya now traffic congestion is severe than ever before.Educated people must decide how to streamline day to day affairs related to road traffic not foolish politicians
gagana Wednesday, 10 January 2018 10:33 AM
no matter what, entire road is a priority lane for these busses
Yahiya Wednesday, 10 January 2018 01:19 PM
It's most success for public transport passengers. But ask to stop all express trains in peak from mount laviniya to fort stations. High level road train must increase
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