Archive · 4 Sep 2026
Greater Noida Approves Double-Decker Flyover to Ease Traffic
The Greater Noida Authority approved a plan for a new double-decker flyover.
It would connect Ek Murti Chowk with the Delhi-Meerut Expressway through the crowded Shahberi area.
The flyover would be about seven kilometres long.
One level would carry traffic from Greater Noida West, and the other would carry traffic from Ghaziabad and Crossings Republik.
Officials say the design is needed because the existing road is narrow and surrounded by housing complexes.
The project is expected to cost ₹756 crore, but some approvals and final details are still pending.
The board also approved a separate road linking Junpat with the Eastern Peripheral Expressway.
It approved flats for a National Disaster Response Force response centre as well.
These projects are intended to improve travel and emergency response in the area.
The Greater Noida Authority approved the proposed route for a seven-kilometre double-decker flyover between Ek Murti Chowk and the Delhi-Meerut Expressway.
One deck will serve Greater Noida West traffic, while the other will serve vehicles from Ghaziabad and Crossings Republik.
The project is estimated to cost ₹756 crore, but the National Highways Authority of India has not finalized its details.
Approval is still pending from Noida and Yamuna development authorities, which are expected to share the cost.
The board also approved a 12-kilometre Junpat-Eastern Peripheral Expressway road and at least 30 flats for an NDRF response centre.
- Who
- The Greater Noida Authority approved the proposals, with the National Highways Authority of India involved in the road projects; Noida and Yamuna development authorities are expected to share the flyover cost.
- What
- A seven-kilometre double-decker flyover, a 12-kilometre Junpat-Eastern Peripheral Expressway road, and other measures were approved.
- When
- The approvals were made on Thursday during the Greater Noida Authority’s 144th board meeting.
- Where
- The flyover would run between Ek Murti Chowk and the Delhi-Meerut Expressway through Shahberi; the separate road would connect Junpat with the Eastern Peripheral Expressway.
- Why
- The flyover is intended to ease recurring congestion caused by inadequate connectivity and a narrow, heavily encroached Shahberi road; the separate road is intended to improve links to Ghaziabad, Dadri, Bodaki and planned transport hubs.
- Flyover length
- Seven kilometres
- Flyover route
- Ek Murti Chowk to the Delhi-Meerut Expressway through Shahberi
- Estimated flyover cost
- ₹756 crore
- Flyover status
- Route approved; NHAI project details and approvals from two other authorities remain pending
- Junpat-EPE road
- A proposed 12-kilometre, 105-metre-wide, 10-lane road to be constructed by NHAI
- NDRF accommodation
- At least 30 flats in Omicron-1A were approved free of cost for a regional response centre
- Board meeting
- 144th meeting of the Greater Noida Authority