The Telangana government implemented the Strategic Road Development Program (SRDP) to build several flyovers to address the issue of traffic congestion in Hyderabad. The LB Nagar RHS (right-hand side) flyover has been built as part of the scheme and is scheduled to open at the end of March. 

The project, which cost 32 crores to build, will be officially opened by KT Rama Rao, Minister of MAUD. 

The MLC election code caused the LB Nagar RHS flyover's opening to be postponed even though it was ready a month ago. Vehicles traveling from Vijayawada, Khammam, and Nalgonda to Hyderabad would experience less traffic congestion thanks to the 700-meter-long, unidirectional flyover, which has three lanes and a width of 12 feet. 

The flyover is anticipated to drastically shorten commuter travel times and enhance the city's traffic flow in general. 

The GHMC has taken on 35 SRDP projects to upgrade the city's transportation system. 32 of these projects have been finished, while work is currently being done on the remaining three: Golnaka to Amberpet, Uppal to CPRI, and Aramghar to Shamshabad.