Preparations are underway to construct a high-level bridge spanning Musi, connecting Moosarambagh and Amberpet. Estimated at Rs. 52 crore, this bridge aims to address the waterlogging problems encountered by the current bridge in that location. 

During a recent site inspection, GHMC Commissioner Ronald Rose directed officials to expedite the project's completion. Efforts are being made to acquire the necessary land for construction swiftly. 

This six-lane bridge, stretching 220 meters in length and 29.5 meters in width, will feature a 20-meter-wide carriageway flanked by 3.5-meter footpaths on both sides. Two abutments and four piers will support the structure. Among the five bridges planned over the river Musi, this high-level overpass was part of the projects initiated when former MAUD Minister KT Rama Rao laid the foundation stone in September 2023. 

The existing low-level road, commonly known as Moosarambagh Bridge, faces frequent flooding during monsoon seasons, necessitating its closure by authorities. The construction of this new bridge aims to ensure uninterrupted commuting regardless of weather conditions. It will significantly alleviate traffic congestion for commuters traveling between areas near OU, Amberpet, and Moosarambagh.