NHAI undertakes DPR preparation to decongest Sarai Kale Khan Loop on DND–Sohna NH corridor PSUWatch.com
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NHAI undertakes DPR preparation to decongest Sarai Kale Khan Loop on DND–Sohna NH corridor

NHAI has started preparing a DPR to address traffic congestion at the Sarai Kale Khan Loop on the DND–Sohna section of NH-148NA in NCR

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New Delhi: State-owned NHAI on Tuesday said it has started preparing a detailed project report (DPR) to address traffic congestion at the Sarai Kale Khan Loop on the DND–Sohna section of NH-148NA, to enhance commuter convenience in the National Capital Region (NCR).

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The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) in a statement said the DPR will examine long-term traffic management and engineering solutions for one of the busiest transport nodes in Delhi and will complement the ongoing infrastructure development initiatives in the region.

The Sarai Kale Khan Loop serves as a strategic convergence point for traffic originating from Ashram, Noida and Sarai Kale Khan.

With the upcoming commissioning of the DND–Sohna National Highway corridor, the location is expected to witness a substantial increase in traffic volumes, necessitating timely intervention to ensure smooth and efficient traffic movement, it said.

The DPR will evaluate suitable infrastructure interventions aimed at enhancing capacity, reducing travel time and ensuring safety as well as more efficient movement of vehicles through the corridor.

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It will also ensure that the operational benefits of the DND–Sohna corridor are fully realised upon its commissioning by enabling seamless connectivity at this critical interchange.

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