| Delhi-Gurgaon expressway opened for traffic
NEW DELHI: More than three weeks after its formal date of completion, the Rs 1,000 crore 27 km-long Delhi-Gurgaon expressway was on Wednesday opened to public.
The expressway, inaugurated by the Union Minister for road transport and highways TR Baalu along with Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, is expected to cut short the travelling time between Gurgaon and Dhaula Kuan by at least an hour.
But vehicle-users have to pay a toll for travelling through the stretch, which would be collected at three toll plazas located in Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi-Gurgaon border and 42nd milestone.
"We have received the official clearance from the consulting body RITES for collecting toll, and the process will start soon," Chairman, National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), N Gokulram said.
Delhi-Gurgaon expressway opened for traffic
NEW DELHI: More than three weeks after its formal date of completion, the Rs 1,000 crore 27 km-long Delhi-Gurgaon expressway was on Wednesday opened to public.
The expressway, inaugurated by the Union Minister for road transport and highways TR Baalu along with Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, is expected to cut short the travelling time between Gurgaon and Dhaula Kuan by at least an hour.
But vehicle-users have to pay a toll for travelling through the stretch, which would be collected at three toll plazas located in Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi-Gurgaon border and 42nd milestone.
"We have received the official clearance from the consulting body RITES for collecting toll, and the process will start soon," Chairman, National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), N Gokulram said.
Merchant Risk Council Recommends Businesses Incorporate Extended ...
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