The flyover built on the dedicated freight corridor between Tilapata and Makora roundabout on the 130 meter road connecting Greno to Greater Noida West in Uttar Pradesh has been opened for the general public. Passing through this flyover, which was started after a wait of six years, will be easy and convenient for vehicles.
Now 130 meters from the road Noida International Airport It will become easier to reach. Besides, it is expected to provide relief from the traffic jam around Tilapata. Due to high pressure of vehicles, drivers will be able to reach their destination on time. However, the flyover has been opened without inauguration. The approximately 2 km long flyover will have 8 lanes. Underpasses under the flyover will also remain open. However, after the rains, DFCC will do the work of repairing them.
relief is going to come before the rain
It is noteworthy that the drivers will not face any problem while passing through the flyover which started before the rainy season. DFC underpass gets filled with water during the rainy season. Due to which the vehicles were forced to crawl. Besides, there used to be traffic jams several kilometers long. now it’s raining Season Apart from this, even on normal days, vehicles will be able to reach Noida-Greater Noida with speed. 130 meters from Greater Noida via road Noida And people come and go to Delhi.
Difficulties were increasing due to delay
At the same time, due to the long delay in its construction work, apart from the vehicle drivers, the residents of the nearby society were also facing continuous problems. Traffic on service roads, dust, broken roads and jams had increased the problems of the people. In the final phase of the construction work of the flyover, a team of experts conducted a thorough inspection of it. Due to which it has now been opened for the general public.
Construction started in 2020
According to the information, the length of this flyover is about 2.5 kilometers. Its construction work started in January 2020. The construction work was to be completed within a year, but priority was given to completing the Western and Eastern Corridors. Now after six years, the flyover is ready. Officials of the project department of the authority had conducted the trial of the flyover this month. However, on June 12, the trial date of electric buses was fixed for June 15.