A new elevated pass is being constructed between Rajnigandha and Sector 60. This could revolutionize road travel between Delhi and Noida. The elevated pass would consist of six lanes and would cost around INR 700 crore. The Detailed Project Report (DPR) is being prepared by IIT Roorkee, after which the feasibility of this elevated pass would be determined. From its key connectors to its estimated timeline, here are some of the most important details that you would need to know about this major infrastructure update near the national capital.
All About Delhi-Noida Elevated Road And Its Status
The proposed starting point of this particular elevated pass will be in Sector 3 near the Rajnigandha underpass. It will then run along the Master Plan Road-1. After this, the route will pass through some of the most important parts of the region, such as Sector 10, Sector 12 to 22 T-Point, and Sector 57.
Then, the elevated pass will connect to Sector 60, where this elevated corridor will connect to Master Plan Road-2. The alignment of this elevated pass has also been extended by 1.5 km, and its total length now stretches to six km.
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Sector 60 To Now Be Ten Mins Away From DND?
For commuters who are traveling via the Delhi-Noida Direct (NDN) flyover, this elevated pass might prove to be a boon. It will provide a faster alternative, as the stretch will be signal-free. This will allow vehicles to bypass a number of major intersections that are scattered across Central Noida.
Certain estimates also show that it might just be possible to cover the distance in a matter of mere ten minutes! If true, this would be a huge relief for commuters who are traveling to the Northern sectors of Noida.
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Summing Up
It is hoped that the construction of the Delhi-Noida Elevated Road will not face many roadblocks, and that its installation will benefit the locals greatly. However, it is important to note that as of now, no final date of completion has been announced, as the DPR is still underway.
