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NHAI is preparing a plan for traffic at Gurgaon Rajiv Chowk
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NHAI is preparing a plan for traffic at Gurgaon Rajiv Chowk

In a proactive move to address the persistent traffic gridlock plaguing Rajiv Chowk, one of Gurgaon's busiest intersections, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is in the process of formulating an all-encompassing plan. This development comes as a direct response to the escalating vehicular chaos witnessed at the junction, primarily attributed to the convergence of the Delhi-Jaipur highway (NH-8) and the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway.

NHAI officials have revealed that they are currently immersed in a thorough study aimed at identifying effective measures to alleviate the traffic conflicts arising from the coexistence of intercity travelers and local commuters at Rajiv Chowk. This pressing issue was recently the focal point of discussion during a coordination committee meeting led by PC Meena, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA). Meena stressed the urgency of the situation and instructed officials from both NHAI and GMDA to collaboratively develop a decongestion strategy for the area.

As the traffic congestion at Rajiv Chowk continues to pose significant challenges to both commuters and the overall transportation system, this initiative by NHAI is seen as a positive step towards finding viable solutions and improving the flow of traffic at this critical intersection. The comprehensive plan once formulated and implemented, is expected to provide much-needed relief to residents and travelers navigating through this bustling area.

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In a proactive move to address the persistent traffic gridlock plaguing Rajiv Chowk, one of Gurgaon's busiest intersections, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is in the process of formulating an all-encompassing plan. This development comes as a direct response to the escalating vehicular chaos witnessed at the junction, primarily attributed to the convergence of the Delhi-Jaipur highway (NH-8) and the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway.NHAI officials have revealed that they are currently immersed in a thorough study aimed at identifying effective measures to alleviate the traffic conflicts arising from the coexistence of intercity travelers and local commuters at Rajiv Chowk. This pressing issue was recently the focal point of discussion during a coordination committee meeting led by PC Meena, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA). Meena stressed the urgency of the situation and instructed officials from both NHAI and GMDA to collaboratively develop a decongestion strategy for the area.As the traffic congestion at Rajiv Chowk continues to pose significant challenges to both commuters and the overall transportation system, this initiative by NHAI is seen as a positive step towards finding viable solutions and improving the flow of traffic at this critical intersection. The comprehensive plan once formulated and implemented, is expected to provide much-needed relief to residents and travelers navigating through this bustling area.If you want to learn more about Indian Roads, make sure you sign-up for the India Roads Conference at the India Construction Festival on October 12th in New Delhi.Click HERE and reserve your seats! Or call Deepali on 82919 95574....

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