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Two Gurugram-Rewari flyovers to open in September first week
The National Highways Authority of India will open flyovers at Patli and Jamalpur on the Gurugram-Pataudi-Rewari highway in the first week of September. The structures are 90% complete, and officials expect them…
The National Highways Authority of India will open flyovers at Patli and Jamalpur on the Gurugram-Pataudi-Rewari highway in the first week of September. The structures are 90% complete, and officials expect them to ease congestion on the route. The 45-km highway, built at ₹1,900 crore including ₹600 crore for land, is targeted for full completion by September-end, except the railway overbridge at Pahadi village and Dwarka Expressway flyover, which are due in 2027.
NHAI opened the seven-km Pataudi bypass earlier this month, which has already reduced traffic entering Pataudi town. Officials estimate 70% of Gurugram-Rewari traffic will shift from the Delhi-Jaipur Highway once the new route is fully operational. The highway includes 81 culverts, 23 vehicular underpasses, and one railway overbridge. The Patli flyover is near the Adani Logistics Park, while the Jamalpur flyover lies 5 km away.
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The Gurugram-Rewari highway is part of a broader push to decongest the Delhi-Jaipur corridor, the busiest national highway in Haryana. The 45-km four-lane road cuts through semi-urban and industrial belts, including the Adani Logistics Park near Patli. The ₹1,900 crore cost, which more than doubled from the initial ₹900 crore estimate due to scope expansion, is typical of highway projects where land acquisition and utility shifting inflate budgets. The two flyovers opening next month will be among the first major structures to finish, the critical gap remains the railway overbridge at Pahadi village, where only 30% work is done and coordination with Indian Railways is needed. The Pataudi bypass, opened earlier this month, has already shifted traffic away from the town centre, proving demand exists for the alternate route.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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