Gurgaon: With the final land acquisition obstacle was completed last week, the most important intersection of Dwarka Expressway is now expected to be completed on September 202.
After being ready, the cloverleaf intersection will make it easier for residents of the new sectors to access NH -8 without having to go far to the Kherki Daula toll road.
The intersection, which is said by a larger version of Dhaula Kuan in New Delhi, is being billed as one of the largest structures in the country.
Last week, the National Highway Authority (NHAI) had begun the process of obtaining 0.3 hectares left after a delay of almost three years.
Shifting Shani’s temple and cremation ground and soil soil which eventually for NHAI has now cleaned the deck for the construction of the Semanggong intersection to start.
Officials said it would take almost a year to complete the structure.
“MCG finally handed the land.
In the next few days, we will spread our resources to start construction.
Must take us one year to solve it, provided we did not find obstacles.
After ready, it will be one of the largest clover exchanges in the country.
This, “said a senior Nhai official.
Because winter is some members, increasing pollution rates often throw clouds on development projects because construction activities are stopped for now.
According to Nhai, Cloverleaf was being built with more than 2 km, including ramps on four sides.
The four loops are being designed in a way to allow unlimited movements to key routes such as Delhi Airport, Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway, Central Peripheral Road (CPR) and Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), among others.
“After completion, the intersection will make Kherki Daula Toll Plaza practically not significant for residents from new sectors,” the official said.
Part of the Dwarka Expressway Package 4, the intersection will provide an alternative to the residents of the new sectors to access NH-8 and Jalan Sohna.
Those from the sectors around the road extension of the golf course who took the SPP side of the Dwarka Expressway and hoped to access the NH-8 can take the road to Manesar and loop to travel to Delhi …
who came from sector 84 and 88 will take the Trumpet Flyover near sector 88 to get to CloverLeaf.
From there, they will take a street ramp to go down to NH-8 and go to Delhi.
For those who go to Manesar, they will take the loop.
The first intersection, when moving towards the CPR side from Dwarka Expressway, will be a crossroads for commuting towards Sohna Road or Delhi-Mumbai Expressway.
Residents from new sectors have long demanded that the semverleaf interchange was built.
They also want access to Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway without crossing the Kherhi Daula toll road.
“Clover exchanges are needed here.
This will bring a lot of assistance to residents of new sectors who have to pass the Kherki Daula toll road or take a long alternative route, jammed and break in some areas to reach NH-8 or Sohna Road.
It will also describe the Delhi-Gurgaon toll road.
We want NHA to complete the structure in the specified time, “said Pragakar Sahay, a home buyer who coordinated with government officials to accelerate the resolution of the Dwaraka toll road.