DLF Awards Rs 3.25 bn Contract for Cyber City Flyover
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DLF Awards Rs 3.25 bn Contract for Cyber City Flyover

Real estate developer DLF has awarded a Rs. 3.25 bn contract for a flyover and four underpasses aimed at easing traffic congestion between Ambience Mall and Cyber City in Gurugram. The project has received approvals from the Haryana government and the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

The flyover will connect the Ambience Mall end of the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway with Cyber City, allowing motorists to bypass congestion near Moulsari Avenue and Shankar Chowk. It will run from the Sirhaul Border towards Cyber City along the Delhi-to-Jaipur side of the expressway, parallel to the existing highway flyover and above the service road.

The project also includes an underpass connecting Moulsari Avenue to the Delhi-bound carriageway of the expressway. Three additional underpasses will link DLF developments with Moulsari Avenue. Vehicles using the U-turn underpass near Ambience Mall will be able to access the flyover towards Cyber City and Iffco Chowk.

Construction will begin after a traffic management plan receives approval from the traffic police and local authorities. The plan is to be prepared within a month, while construction is scheduled to take 18 months. NHAI has made traffic management a condition of its approval and directed that the plan be implemented before each construction stage.

The Sirhaul Border-Shankar Chowk corridor is among the busiest stretches of the expressway during morning and evening peak hours. A DLF-commissioned traffic study conducted in August 2025 recorded 52,700 passenger car units per hour on the Delhi stretch, above its design capacity. It also recorded 13,000-16,000 passenger car units per hour on the Udyog Vihar-Cyber City corridor and 20,800 passenger car units per hour at the Moulsari Avenue junction. The study recommended grade-separated infrastructure to separate conflicting traffic movements and reduce congestion.

Real estate developer DLF has awarded a Rs. 3.25 bn contract for a flyover and four underpasses aimed at easing traffic congestion between Ambience Mall and Cyber City in Gurugram. The project has received approvals from the Haryana government and the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). The flyover will connect the Ambience Mall end of the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway with Cyber City, allowing motorists to bypass congestion near Moulsari Avenue and Shankar Chowk. It will run from the Sirhaul Border towards Cyber City along the Delhi-to-Jaipur side of the expressway, parallel to the existing highway flyover and above the service road. The project also includes an underpass connecting Moulsari Avenue to the Delhi-bound carriageway of the expressway. Three additional underpasses will link DLF developments with Moulsari Avenue. Vehicles using the U-turn underpass near Ambience Mall will be able to access the flyover towards Cyber City and Iffco Chowk. Construction will begin after a traffic management plan receives approval from the traffic police and local authorities. The plan is to be prepared within a month, while construction is scheduled to take 18 months. NHAI has made traffic management a condition of its approval and directed that the plan be implemented before each construction stage. The Sirhaul Border-Shankar Chowk corridor is among the busiest stretches of the expressway during morning and evening peak hours. A DLF-commissioned traffic study conducted in August 2025 recorded 52,700 passenger car units per hour on the Delhi stretch, above its design capacity. It also recorded 13,000-16,000 passenger car units per hour on the Udyog Vihar-Cyber City corridor and 20,800 passenger car units per hour at the Moulsari Avenue junction. The study recommended grade-separated infrastructure to separate conflicting traffic movements and reduce congestion.

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