Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Sarita Vihar Flyover Partially Closing: Traffic Expected
The Sarita Vihar flyover, which connects Delhi to Noida and Faridabad, is being repaired.
Starting Friday, part of the flyover will be closed, likely causing traffic jams for about two weeks.
This means it will be harder for cars to get through the area.
The repairs were supposed to happen earlier but were delayed due to pollution and other reasons.
Traffic police are suggesting different routes to help people avoid the traffic.
Big trucks and other heavy vehicles won't be allowed on some roads during this time.
Sarita Vihar flyover in Delhi will undergo repairs starting Friday, leading to partial closure until August 8.
The closure will likely cause heavy traffic from south-east Delhi, Noida, and Faridabad.
Repair work was initially planned in 2023 but delayed due to multiple factors including pollution and elections.
Commuters are advised to use alternative routes to avoid congestion.
Heavy and commercial vehicles will be restricted on Mathura Road between Badarpur and the Sarita Vihar flyover.
- Who
- PWD and Delhi Traffic Police are involved; commuters will be affected.
- What
- Partial closure of Sarita Vihar flyover for repairs.
- When
- Starting Friday until August 8.
- Where
- Sarita Vihar flyover in Delhi, connecting to Noida and Faridabad.
- Why
- To conduct major repair work on the flyover.
Public
PWD
Traffic Impact
Public
Commuters will experience traffic delays and congestion during the flyover's partial closure.
PWD
The repairs are necessary to maintain and improve the infrastructure.
- Flyover
- Sarita Vihar
- Location
- Delhi
- Closure Dates
- Starting Friday to August 8
- Affected Areas
- South-east Delhi, Noida, Faridabad
- Reason for Delay
- Pollution, elections, and other factors
- Alternative Routes
- Provided by Delhi Traffic Police