Greater Noida: Greater Noida authority has accelerated work with road connectivity from multimodal transportation hub (mmth) in the city.
For this, the authority has allocated 14 hectares of land near the Bodaki, where they plan to build a bus stand between countries, workshops, and CNG pumps for the bus.
Officials said the goal was to connect the hub with Ghaziabad and Bulandshahr through NH-91 and finally with Noida International Airport and the eastern edge highway.
Thus it will allow people to live in and around Greater Noida to take the bus from the inter-country stand to travel to Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh among other places.
Local buses will also run away from the Bodaki.
It is estimated that around one passenger lakh will travel every day from this bus in 2026, according to officials.
“The Bodaki will appear as the main transportation center of the NCR in the coming days.
There will be a bus stand, workshop, and CNG station on 14 hectares.
Integrated Industrial Township Greater Noida Limited (IITGNL) has intensified work on MMTH and multimodal logistics hub (MMLH), “Narendra Bhoohan said, Managing Director of Iitnl.
BhooShan also held talks with Navdeep Rinwa, Managing Director of Roadways, and Abhishek Choudhary of the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited (NICDC), to compile a blueprint for the project.
“The road connectivity of the transportation center will be from the road 105 meters from Greater Noida.
Along with this, it will also connect Ghaziabad and Bulandshahr through the NH-91.
The transportation hub will also be connected to the airport noida and the eastern edge highway.
Therefore, bus holder Inter-country will be built here for which work will begin, “Bhooshan said.
IITGNL is being developed near the Bodaki under the Ambitious Industrial Corridor Industrial Delhi-Mumbai (DMIC) project.
Stand buses between countries to appear on the Grooida Transport Transport Hub
