DelhiDesk: Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari inspected the country’s first elevated highway, Dwarka Expressway, in Gurugram. The expressway is being constructed at a cost of Rs 9,000 crore and is 29 km long, connecting Haryana and South Delhi. The construction work in both zones of the Haryana region has been completed to the extent of 93.2% and 99.25%, and it is expected to become operational by July. The work in the Delhi region is expected to be completed in 2024. The project uses state-of-the-art technologies such as ITS, Advance Traffic Management System, Toll Management System, CCTV cameras, and surveillance for ease of traffic and passenger safety. The project has set records with the use of two lakh MT steel, 20 lakh cum of concrete, and the transplantation of 12,000 trees.
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– Union Minister Nitin Gadkari 👉 Photo: Amar Ujala
– Nitin Gadkari inspects country’s first elevated highway Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram
– Union Minister of State and local MP Rao Inderjit Singh present during inspection
– Dwarka Expressway being built at a cost of Rs 9,000 crore and its length is 29 km
– Expressway divided into four parts connecting Haryana and South Delhi
– Haryana regions construction work completed to the extent of 93.2 and 99.25%, expected to become operational by July
– Delhi region’s work to be completed in 2024, vehicles running on clover leaf
– Use of state-of-the-art technologies for ease of traffic and safety of passengers on expressway
– Two lakh MT steel used, 30 times higher than Eiffel Tower
– 20 lakh cum of concrete used, six times more than Burj Khalifa
– 12 thousand trees transplanted, first time on such a large scale in India.
