Commuters on the service road between Nigdi and Pimpri in Maharashtra, India, have been struggling with damaged drainage chambers and potholes for several months, leading to safety concerns and traffic congestion. K Shantanu, a regular commuter, highlighted the risks posed by the uneven road conditions, particularly for two-wheelers and public transport vehicles like PMPML buses. The drainage chambers, which are not level with the newly surfaced road, create hazards for motorists, making it difficult to navigate safely. Pradip Patil, another commuter, emphasized that the situation is particularly dangerous for vulnerable groups, including pregnant women and the elderly. Residents have called for urgent repairs, urging the Pune Municipal Corporation (PCMC) to take action. In response, Bapusaheb Gaikwad, Joint City Engineer, stated that a meeting was held with Pune Metro officials to address the issue, and repairs to level the drainage chambers are expected to take around three weeks.