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Ambedkar Chowk Flyover to Ease Gurgaon Traffic
10 May
Summary
- A Rs 32 crore flyover project will be built at Ambedkar Chowk.
- The 900-meter, four-lane flyover is expected to reduce traffic congestion.
- The project has a two-year construction deadline after it begins.
Gurgaon's Ambedkar Chowk is set to see a significant traffic improvement with the upcoming construction of a long-pending flyover. The project, approved in July 2024 and costing approximately Rs 32 crore, has a two-year construction timeline starting from its commencement.
The planned 900-meter, four-lane flyover is designed to facilitate smoother traffic flow between Ardee City and Sohna Road, addressing congestion at a crucial intersection. This initiative includes the development of two-lane service roads on either side to maintain local access.
Further enhancing the infrastructure, the project will incorporate comprehensive drainage systems, footpaths, and pedestrian amenities. Road safety features like crash barriers, signage, and markings are also part of the plan. This development is expected to benefit commuters traveling through sectors 45, 46, 51, and 52, improving overall urban mobility.
GMDA's CEO highlighted the flyover's importance in managing Gurgaon's rapid urban growth and increasing traffic. The junction experiences heavy movement due to nearby residential societies and commercial establishments, especially during peak hours. This flyover is one of several mobility projects GMDA is undertaking, including other flyovers and planned underpasses.
