Kabul Municipality has completed road marking works on the newly built connecting road from Pul-e Sokhta to Pul-e Surkh, covering Districts 3 and 6. The markings include continuous and dashed lines, pedestrian crossings, and traffic signs. The road, which stretches 910 meters in length and 30 meters in width, is now in its final development stage with all standard features of a modern road and will soon be officially opened for public use. Earlier, a vehicular bridge measuring 30 meters long and 20 meters wide was also constructed along this route. With the completion of this project, traffic congestion on Barchi Main Road, Karte Char 30-meter Road, Dawakhana, and Kote Sangi Intersection has been greatly reduced, easing movement for residents. Meanwhile, road marking works are ongoing on various roads across the city, a step seen as crucial for strengthening traffic discipline and preventing accidents. Kabul Municipality has also urged drivers to avoid crossing over painted lines, as doing so violates traffic rules and causes premature fading