Islamabad and Rawalpindi the twin cities in Pakistan one is the capital city and other is one of the largest cities in Pakistan they both play an important role in Pakistan's economic boom and are the third largest metropolitan area in terms of population. Subways and buses and other forms of transportation connect these twin cities, but traffic and logistics make navigation difficult. Rawalpindi is also an important transport and logistics hub in the northern part of Pakistan. The main national transport corridor in our country is the national highway H-5, which is 1,819 km long. Karachi connects the country's main economic and commercial centers including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar and Torkham. Approximately 95% of export traffic and 65% of national traffic pass through this highway. The Rawalpindi deviation is projected to detect and clear the N-5 state highway. The ring road project is 65.3 km long and has three lanes on each side (110 m wide). From Rawat, the Rawalpindi ring road leads to the N-5 Sangsani road. The project consists of four service stations, two on each side, and eight intersections. Congestion reduction on the N-5 and makes connection easier. Shops or buildings near the ring road are popular and expensive. The creation of the RRR will add unique value to neighboring pak property when construction starts. Societies like blue world city or blue world city islamabad, PVC and many more other projects will gain more popularity.
