NHAI diverts traffic on NH 48 in Delhi-NCR to facilitate construction of Dwarka Expressway 
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NHAI diverts traffic on NH 48 in Delhi-NCR to facilitate construction of Dwarka Expressway

To facilitate construction of Dwarka Expressway, NHAI has diverted traffic between Mahipalpur and Rajokari on NH 48

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: To facilitate construction of Dwarka Expressway, state-owned NHAI has diverted traffic between Mahipalpur and Rajokari on NH 48 for 500 meters in Delhi-NCR, an official statement said on Friday. Facilitating the traffic movement, a 17-meter-wide slip road has been constructed which is wider than the existing NH 48. Further, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has deployed traffic marshalls and installed cameras at diversion locations.

Construction of expressway will reduce traffic

The statement said that this arrangement is likely to continue for the next three months. More than three lakh vehicles use NH 48 every day. The construction of the expressway will help reduce traffic congestion, vehicular pollution of Delhi-NCR and address valuable wastage of work hours.

To ease the ever-increasing traffic, NHAI is constructing Dwarka Expressway which will bypass NH 48 between Shiv Murti near IGI Airport and Kherki Daula near Manesar. It will have an eight-lane elevated structure along with India's first four kilometre long eight-lane tunnel.

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