The problem of traffic jam is not new in the country's capital Delhi. Even after leaving home before time, people get stuck in traffic for hours and get late for their office-college. There are many areas in South delhi where people have to deal with traffic jam every day.
Flyover is going to be completed at a cost of crores
Keeping this problem in mind, the central government has put forward a proposal, under which a 20 km long elevated corridor has been talked about to connect some major areas of South delhi to indira gandhi International airport (IGI) and Gurgaon.
This flyover will connect the areas around AIIMS in South delhi to Mahipalpur in South-West Delhi. According to the report of indian Express, the concerned officials said that this bypass project will be extended till Gurgaon-Faridabad Road. It is estimated that around Rs 5,000 crore will be spent on the signal-free elevated corridor.
There will be relief from the problem of traffic jam
A senior official of the National Highway Authority of india (NHAI) said, at present, both the ring road and the outer ring road are main roads, this will especially help the people going from noida and ghaziabad to delhi airport and Gurgaon. Both these roads will connect noida and faridabad through the DND flyover. There is heavy traffic on NH-48, Delhi-Gurgaon highway, so the problem of traffic jam is seen every day.
There is also a plan for a 5 km long tunnel
The corridor will start from AIIMS and connect to nelson mandela Marg in Vasant Kunj through the ring road. The central government is planning to build a 5 km long tunnel on nelson mandela Marg, which will connect the airport and Dwarka Expressway. There is a plan to build another corridor towards gurgaon and faridabad Road. He further said, "The elevated corridor from AIIMS to Nadira Marg, which will further connect to Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road and Gurgaon-Faridabad Road. It will act as a parallel corridor between delhi and Gurgaon.
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