Service roads on six-lane highways pose safety risks, says NATPAC

The National Association for Traffic and Road Safety (NATPAC) has raised concerns about the safety standards of service roads built alongside six-lane national highways. According to the organization, these service roads are becoming death traps for commuters and pose serious risks to road safety.

NATPAC's statement highlights that while the main highways are designed to modern standards, the accompanying service roads lack adequate safety infrastructure and design measures, creating hazardous conditions for vehicles and pedestrians.