Model road with intelligent transport system to be developed in Noida

09 Jul 2021 CW Team

The officials told the media that the project could be extended to other parts of the city if successful.

The model road was one of the three projects Noida Authority CEO cleared on Tuesday.

Almost Rs 30 crore is going to be spent giving shape to the three projects, the others being a dog park in Sector 137 and a waste-to-wonder park on the green belt close to the Mahamaya flyover.

As per the officials, the tender document of the model road project is being finalised and will be launched within a short time. The Authority will also install public address systems at regular intervals across the stretch, Wi-Fi enabled.

Automated reflectors will also be put up that will be starting to glow in the night if a pedestrian tries to cross the road.

Facading will be done on both ends of the road, and commuters will be told in advance that they will shortly get into the model road zone to give a different feel.

The officials told the media that the wide walkways would be set up with two crossings for pedestrians on the way. Both sides will be having a tree cover and a cycle track to encourage cyclists and e-bike users.

The maximum amount of money will be utilised to build the waste-to-wonder park that will exhaust Rs 15 crore, while the model road will be developed at the cost of Rs 12 crore.

A dog park is going to be set up at the cost of Rs 3 crore. Officials told the media that the dog park and the waste-to-wonder park would be developed on the public-private partnership model while sharing the details and that the Authority would provide the land to the interested agencies and seek a share in their revenues in return.

Image Source

Also read: India's first green and safe highway to be developed in Rajasthan

"Join industry leaders at RAHSTA Expo, India's premier platform for roads, highways and traffic infrastructure. Register now to explore innovations, network with experts and shape the future of mobility."

A model road with an intelligent transport system will be developed in Noida near Sector 71 on the lines of megacities across the globe. According to the traffic volume, the Authority will convert a 4 km-long stretch on the Master Plan 3 road into a model road zone with sensor-based signals to allow the movement of vehicles and pedestrians. The officials told the media that the project could be extended to other parts of the city if successful. The model road was one of the three projects Noida Authority CEO cleared on Tuesday. Almost Rs 30 crore is going to be spent giving shape to the three projects, the others being a dog park in Sector 137 and a waste-to-wonder park on the green belt close to the Mahamaya flyover. As per the officials, the tender document of the model road project is being finalised and will be launched within a short time. The Authority will also install public address systems at regular intervals across the stretch, Wi-Fi enabled. Automated reflectors will also be put up that will be starting to glow in the night if a pedestrian tries to cross the road. Facading will be done on both ends of the road, and commuters will be told in advance that they will shortly get into the model road zone to give a different feel. The officials told the media that the wide walkways would be set up with two crossings for pedestrians on the way. Both sides will be having a tree cover and a cycle track to encourage cyclists and e-bike users. The maximum amount of money will be utilised to build the waste-to-wonder park that will exhaust Rs 15 crore, while the model road will be developed at the cost of Rs 12 crore. A dog park is going to be set up at the cost of Rs 3 crore. Officials told the media that the dog park and the waste-to-wonder park would be developed on the public-private partnership model while sharing the details and that the Authority would provide the land to the interested agencies and seek a share in their revenues in return. Image Source Also read: India's first green and safe highway to be developed in Rajasthan

Infrastructure Urban

02 Jun 2026

VECV Sales Rise 7.8 Per Cent In May 2026

VE Commercial Vehicles recorded sales of 7,978 units in May 2026, compared to 7,401 units in May 2025, registering growth of 7.8 per cent. This included 7,789 units from the Eicher brand and 189 units from the Volvo brand.Eicher branded trucks and buses reported sales of 7,789 units during the month, up 7.3 per cent from 7,258 units a year earlier. In the domestic commercial vehicle market, Eicher sales rose 9.1 per cent to 7,375 units from 6,758 units in May 2025.Exports declined 17.2 per cent to 414 units from 500 units in the corresponding month last year. Volvo Trucks and Volvo Buses recor..

Infrastructure Urban

02 Jun 2026

Table Space Strengthens DESYN Leadership Team

Table Space has announced strategic leadership appointments within DESYN, its integrated Design and Build business, as it looks to strengthen operations across key enterprise and GCC markets in India. DESYN was launched as a strategic extension of Table Space’s workspace solutions portfolio to meet rising demand for agile, high-quality and rapidly deployable enterprise workspaces.Shruti Ookabhoy has joined DESYN as Executive Director and will lead the Design vertical, focusing on design capability, operational excellence and team development across markets. She brings over 22 years of experi..

Infrastructure Transport

02 Jun 2026

Concord Associate Bags Rs 2.79 Bn Kavach Order

Concord Control Systems said its associate company, Progota India, has received a Rs 2.79 bn domestic order from Indian Railways for the supply, installation, testing and commissioning of on-board Kavach 4.0 loco equipment.The order is scheduled for execution within 12 months and strengthens Concord’s role in India’s railway safety and signalling ecosystem. Kavach is India’s indigenous automatic train protection system, designed to improve operational safety by helping prevent signal passing at danger and reducing collision risks.Gaurav Lath, Joint Managing Director, Concord Control Syst..