Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Delhi-Gurgaon: 20 km Signal-Free Flyover Planned
Imagine a new elevated highway is being built between Delhi and Gurgaon to make it easier to drive.
This road will be 20 kilometers long and won't have any traffic lights, so cars can move faster.
It will cost a lot of money and is designed to help with traffic jams.
The new road will run from near AIIMS in Delhi to Gurgaon, with exits at important places like the airport.
Officials are currently working on the plans.
NHAI is planning a signal-free elevated corridor.
The flyover will be approximately 20 km in length.
The route will be from AIIMS to Gurgaon-Faridabad Road.
The project aims to reduce traffic congestion.
The estimated cost of the project is Rs 5,000 crore.
- Who
- National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
- What
- Planning a signal-free elevated corridor
- When
- Not specified (DPR in preparation)
- Where
- Delhi-Gurgaon National Highway (NH-48)
- Why
- To alleviate traffic problems and reduce travel time
Proponents
Detractors
Impact on Traffic
Proponents
Reduced congestion and faster travel times.
Detractors
Potential disruption during construction or negative environmental impact.
- Project Goal
- Reduce traffic congestion on Delhi-Gurgaon National Highway
- Proposed Route
- AIIMS to Gurgaon-Faridabad Road
- Length
- 20 km
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 5,000 crore
- Key Features
- Signal-free elevated corridor, strategic exits
- Current Status
- DPR in preparation
