Delhi clears elevated corridor designed to bypass 12 junctions
Authorities in Delhi have approved a 5.5-kilometre elevated corridor intended to bypass 12 junctions. Separately, approval has now been granted for the final six station-level mobility plans, meaning all 31 plans prepared by DMRC for its Phase I and Phase II corridors have received clearance from UTTIPEC.
Delhi has approved a 5.5-kilometre elevated corridor that will bypass 12 junctions, according to NDTV. The supplied material does not identify the corridor’s location, construction schedule, estimated cost or expected completion date. It also reports progress on station-level mobility plans prepared by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation.
DMRC had drawn up plans for 31 stations across its Phase I and Phase II corridors. The latest six plans have received approval from UTTIPEC. With those approvals, all 31 plans prepared by DMRC for the two phases have been cleared, the report said.
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