Elevated Road News Today

Partially closed for nearly a week for resurfacing and repairs, one arm of the elevated road between Sectors 18 and 60 has been opened to commuters. Traffic restrictions remain on the other carriageway from Sector 60 to Sector 18 during nighttime. The final resurfacing layer is expected to be completed within two weeks.

Bandra West MLA Ashish Shelar cancelled BMC's Rs 2,400-crore elevated road plan over Khar subway after objections from residents. Discussions with off

The road will remain closed today for repair work from Sector-18 to the NTPC loop. Traffic from here will be diverted as mentioned below.

The Greater Noida Authority has issued a request for proposal (RFP) to recruit an agency for the implementation of an Integrated Security and Traffic Management System (ISTMS) in the city. This project aims to install approximately 2,600 advanced cameras at various locations across Greater Noida. The estimated cost of the project is Rs 227 crore. The city is likely to witness a significant increase in traffic with Noida airport set to be operational by the year-end.

Three people were killed and another three injured when a sugarcane-laden truck toppled and fell on the omni van they were travelling in near the 27th hairpin bend on the Dhimbam ghat road.

The Queen of Hills witnessed a significant influx of visitors on Friday and Saturday, resulting in high hotel occupancy rates. However, the surge in tourists also resulted in long traffic jams, particularly near Gandhi Chowk.

This happened Wednesday night, February 21, on Elevated Road, where UP police officials attempted to intercept an i20 car for rash driving.

(This story has not been edited by THE WEEK and is auto-generated from a PTI

Noida: The traffic department on Monday issued a diversion plan near the NTPC office and the Noida Expressway in view of a farmers’ protest.

Traffic congestion in Ludhiana is expected to ease soon as the completion of an elevated road stretch between Bharat Nagar Chowk and the city bus stand is nearing. The road is likely to be opened to vehicular traffic by Republic Day. The project will provide a seamless route to commuters, reducing travel time and traffic congestion. It will also help in reducing pollution and saving fuel money. City residents are happy with the progress of the project.