The one-km-lengthy flyover integrates a metro viaduct and a road flyover for Metro Line-nine in Mira Bhayandar in Thane district.
Thane: The first double-decker flyover in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) which connects a viaduct for metro line 9 turned into inaugurated on Wednesday via Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
The one-km-lengthy flyover integrates a metro viaduct and a avenue flyover for Metro Line-9 in Mira Bhayandar in Thane district.
This flyover is ready to significantly decorate visitors glide and alleviate congestion at key junctions on Mira Road, officials stated.
Metro Line nine is an extension of the Red Line from Andheri to the Mumbai International Airport and Dahisar to Mira Road.
“The double-decker flyover in the Mumbai metropolitan location marks a extensive achievement for Mumbai and Maharashtra. This task addresses site visitors problems, saves time and gas, and is a testament to modern generation and efficient planning. It will accelerate the improvement of MMR and improve general visitors go with the flow and commuter consolation,” Shinde said.
The flyover became constructed using superior technology with separate levels for metro and street delivery, aimed at saving 8 to ten mins of tour time for commuters and decreasing gasoline consumption, in line with officers.
It features modern-day amenities, which includes fixtures, signage, and lighting fixtures, consistent with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highway’s rules.
The flyover production faced tremendous demanding situations, along with the relocation of the main double-circuit Dahanu-Versova strength line, which turned into shifted about three km and increased to seventy five meters, making it the second-highest energy channel in Maharashtra.
“The double-decker flyover is a part of MMRDA’s new technique to urban transportation, addressing space constraints in Mumbai and its suburbs. It presents a modern-day solution to satisfy the city’s transportation wishes, decreasing congestion and offering a faster, safer, and greater handy adventure. This undertaking is essential for Mumbai’s growth and future urban improvement,” said MMRDA commissioner Sanjay Mukherjee.
