During Ilić's tenure as a mayor, a King Peter II Bridge (today the Pančevo Bridge across the Danube was built and open on 27 October 1935, right at the western edge of Karaburma. A railway from the Belgrade Main railway station, which encircled the central ridge of the city along the rivers, and then continuing over to the King Peter II Bridge was also constructed.
While Ilić served as mayor, a King Peter II Bridge (now known as the Pančevo Bridge) was constructed and opened on October 27, 1935, at the western edge of Karaburma. A railway line connecting the Belgrade Main station to the bridge was also built along the city's central ridge.