Archive · 31 May 2025
Greater Noida Plans Elevated Road for Better Connectivity
The government in Greater Noida is building a new road above the existing ones to help traffic move faster.
This road will connect busy areas and make it easier to get to the Delhi-Meerut Expressway.
The project will cost a lot of money, and the government is asking other groups to help pay for it.
The road is expected to help reduce traffic jams and make it easier for people to travel, especially when the new airport opens.
Greater Noida Authority plans a 4km elevated road to connect Ek Murti Chowk with NH-9.
The project aims to improve connectivity to Delhi-Meerut Expressway.
The road will pass through Shahberi and Crossings Republik, areas with heavy traffic.
The Rs 400-crore project has been approved, with NHAI potentially executing.
Funding is proposed from GNIDA, Noida Authority, and YEIDA, but may face challenges.
- Who
- Greater Noida Authority
- What
- Construction of a 4km elevated road.
- When
- Approved in March, detailed project report expected in 4-5 months.
- Where
- Greater Noida, connecting to Delhi-Meerut Expressway.
- Why
- To improve connectivity and ease traffic congestion.
Noida/Yamuna Authorities
Greater Noida Authority
Funding Collaboration
Noida/Yamuna Authorities
Noida and Yamuna Authority could be reluctant to finance a project within GNIDA's jurisdiction.
Greater Noida Authority
Greater Noida Authority proposed a funding collaboration between GNIDA, Noida Authority, and YEIDA.
- Project Length
- 4km
- Road Type
- Elevated
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 400 crore
- Connecting
- Ek Murti Chowk and DME/NH-9
- Expected Traffic Increase
- Upon Noida International Airport opening
