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A major milestone in India’s infrastructure push was achieved today as the trial run on the Delhi-Jaipur expressway link officially began. The upgraded access-controlled expressway, part of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway project, is set to drastically cut travel time between the two major cities to just 3 hours—down from the usual 5-6 hours.
Key Features of the Expressway Link
Part of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, one of India’s largest road infrastructure projects
Covers a distance of approximately 270 km between Delhi and Jaipur
Access-controlled, signal-free route for uninterrupted travel
Smart features: automatic tolling, CCTV monitoring, emergency services, and solar lighting
Developed under the Bharatmala Pariyojana initiative
Trial Run Highlights
Officials from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and Ministry of Road Transport oversaw the first batch of vehicles using the stretch for the trial. Initial feedback has been positive, citing:
Smooth road conditions
Well-planned interchanges and rest stops
Potential to boost logistics and weekend tourism
Economic & Connectivity Boost
This expressway corridor is expected to:
Facilitate faster freight movement
Promote tourism in Rajasthan and NCR
Help decongest NH-48, which currently handles heavy traffic
Create opportunities for real estate, warehousing, and hospitality development
Public Launch Coming Soon
Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari is expected to inaugurate the fully operational corridor in the coming weeks. After final checks during the trial run, commercial operations may begin by August 2025.
Conclusion
The Delhi-Jaipur expressway link trial marks a transformative step in Indian infrastructure. With improved connectivity, reduced carbon emissions, and a massive boost to regional economies, the new expressway is a game-changer for both daily commuters and freight operators.
FAQs
Q1. How long will it now take to travel from Delhi to Jaipur?
A: Just around 3 hours via the new expressway link, down from the usual 5–6 hours.
Q2. Is the expressway open to the public yet?
A: No, it’s currently in the trial phase. Full opening is expected by August 2025.
Q3. What are the key features of this new expressway?
A: It’s a signal-free, access-controlled road with smart tolling, emergency services, and green corridor design.
Q4. Will this impact the existing NH-48 route?
A: Yes, it will help decongest NH-48 by diverting long-distance and freight traffic.
Q5. Who is building this expressway?
A: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) under the Bharatmala Pariyojana project.
Published on 2nd july
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