New 6-Lane Highway to Save 2 Hours for Delhi-Noida-Haryana Travelers
A new six-lane highway connecting Delhi, Noida, and Haryana will save time and reduce congestion. Commuters can save up to 2 hours daily, easing traffic and cutting emissions.
Delhi-Mumbai Six-Lane Highway to Open Major Benefits
In a big relief to the daily commuters travelling between Delhi, Noida and Haryana, a new six-lane highway has been completed, meaning a comfortable drive for thousands of people. The new stretch that starts after Kalindi Kunj will now provide a shorter route for those travelling towards Haryana from Faridabad. The highway is a part of the larger Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, and the officials tested it successfully on Friday; it will open on November 12, 2024.
Time and Cost Saving for Commuters
The #Faridabad part of the Delhi spur being built under the Delhi #Mumbai Expressway is being opened for traffic movement from tomorrow.
— Rajan Singh (@rsliveIndia) November 11, 2024
The #Delhi spur which is 60 km long, out of which 48 km passes through Faridabad. That entire stretch is about to start.#rslive #India… pic.twitter.com/VL6IJr9I1D
More than one lakh commuters from Delhi, Noida and Greater Noida traveling to Faridabad, Palwal and Sohna will benefit with this six-lane highway saving the commuters' precious time and cost. Earlier commuters had to rely on the already congested Mathura Road and also on the Badarpur border that always had a long queues of vehicles. With the new highway, travelers can save up to two hours on their daily journey, reduce both travel time and fuel costs, and probably ease traffic congestion on Mathura Road, notorious for past jams during peak hours.
Environmental and Emergency Benefits
Apart from the advantages for daily users, the new highway will ease up bottlenecks in traffic and decrease pollution levels. There will be fewer vehicles on the roads. Consequently, less fuel will be consumed as well as a huge reduction in emissions. The high-speed highway will also help in emergency response times, with the actual removal of bottlenecks in traffic that a vehicle can drive through to get to its destination much faster.
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Route Details: How to Access the New Highway
The new highway will make the drivers take a detour from Mathura Road, pass through the Apollo Hospital, and reach Meethapur to join the six-lane highway, which will join Sohna and ultimately proceed on to the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, thereby enhancing connectivity while smoothing out traffic flow in this region.
