Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Hinjewadi Traffic: Congestion to Decrease by 70% by January
Hinjewadi, a busy area, has a lot of traffic problems.
The government is working on fixing this.
They're making roads wider and building new ones.
By January, they expect traffic to be much better, around 70% less congested.
They're also building a metro, which should start in March, to help people get around.
These changes aim to make it easier for people to travel in and out of Hinjewadi.
Traffic congestion in Hinjewadi is expected to decrease by 70% by January.
Five new roads are being constructed to ease traffic.
Road widening and encroachment removal are in progress.
Metro service from Shivajinagar to Hinjewadi is expected to start by March.
Six entry and exit points will be available to ease traffic flow.
- Who
- PMRDA Commissioner Yogesh Mhase
- What
- Plans to reduce traffic congestion in Hinjewadi
- When
- Work to be completed by December with congestion relief by January
- Where
- Hinjewadi, India
- Why
- To ease traffic woes for commuters and tech workers
- Goal
- Reduce traffic congestion in Hinjewadi by 70%
- Timeline
- Reduction expected by January
- New Roads
- Five new roads planned
- Metro Service
- Shivajinagar to Hinjewadi, expected to start by March
- Entry/Exit Points
- Six planned
Sources
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