Relief from Traffic Congestion
There’s good news for commuters in Greater Noida, especially around the Expo Mart area. The traffic jams at the NASA roundabout, which is located near India Expo Mart, are set to ease up soon. The local authorities have begun the process of widening the roundabout, converting the road from two lanes to four. This expansion is part of a larger plan aimed at improving overall traffic flow in the area, and the work is expected to be completed by July next year.
Investment in Infrastructure
To make this project possible, a budget of Rs. 7.50 crore has been allocated for the construction of approximately one and a half kilometers of road. The work is already underway, and it’s clear that the Greater Noida Authority is committed to enhancing the infrastructure around Expo Mart. In addition to the widening of the NASA roundabout, there are plans for a new bridge to be built over the Hindon River, significantly improving connectivity between Noida and Greater Noida.
Enhanced Connectivity for Commuters
As part of the ongoing infrastructure upgrades, the road in front of Sharda University will also be widened, with work expected to start soon. This new bridge over the Hindon River is especially exciting, as it will link the LG roundabout in Greater Noida, making travel much more convenient for everyone. Overall, these developments promise to streamline transportation in the region, making daily commutes smoother and less stressful.
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Greater Noida Road Widening Project
The Greater Noida Authority has initiated road widening efforts around the NASA roundabout near India Expo Mart in Knowledge Park. This project aims to expand the road from two to four lanes, with completion expected by July next year. A budget of Rs. 7.50 crore will be allocated for approximately 1.5 kilometers of road construction. Additionally, a new bridge over the Hindon River is being constructed to enhance connectivity between Noida and Greater Noida, facilitating smoother transportation.
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