Delhi-Mambai Famine, which connects Delhi and Mumbai, is one of India’s largest infrastructure projects.
The journey between Gurugram and Vadodara will soon become much faster. Once the new tunnel in the cat, Rajastan will be completed, the journey will fall from 20-22 hours to only 10-12 hours. The tunnel goes through the Tigund Mukundar reserve and is carefully built to protect the wild.
Delhi-Mambai Famine, which connects Delhi and Mumbai, is one of India’s largest infrastructure projects. This is an eight -strongest highway controlled by access to the cost of 95,000 rupees. After completion, it will be 1380 km long. The duration from the Gurramo to the Daus is already open, and the sections from Daus to Water are almost complete. According to reports, most of the work between Water and Mumbai is also done.
This high -speed road will not only make trips between Delhi and Mumbai, but also improve the connection in Harian, Rajastan, Madzha -Pradesh and Gujarat. Experts believe that the fast road will bring rapid development to these states.
The cars on the motorway can run at a maximum speed of 120 km / h. However, there were reports of vehicles exceeding the border, causing serious accidents. To manage future traffic, the speed road can be expanded to 12 lanes. For this purpose, 21-meter space remained in the middle.
Officials from the Indian National Highway (NHAI) say that this high -speed road will be one of the most modern in the world. It is expected that every year to save more than 32 liters of fuel and reduces 85 kilograms of carbon dioxide. Rain water harvesting systems will be created every 500 meters, and 94 objects will be built on the way. It is also planned to allow helicopters to land at certain points, including the village of Alipur near Gurogram, where the highway begins.
