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New High-Speed Corridors Bypass Central Delhi Bottlenecks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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New high-speed, access-controlled corridors have been established to improve regional connectivity. These routes allow motorists to avoid congested stretches of central Delhi, such as those through Sonipat, Panipat, and Ambala. The journey time from Gurugram to Amritsar has been reduced from an estimated 8.5 to 10 hours to approximately 4.5 hours.

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The new network shifts long-distance traffic away from busy urban sections and onto dedicated high-speed alignments. This development enhances the overall economic viability of the wider Delhi NCR ecosystem by improving regional connectivity. The infrastructure upgrades are seen as a direct implementation of the National Highways Authority of India's development mandate.

The establishment of these corridors is part of future planning for a high-speed rail corridor connection and contributions to the NCR aviation network involving Agra, Noida International Airport, and Delhi.

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