New Route to Link Noida and Greater Noida
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New Route to Link Noida and Greater Noida

The new road construction project connecting the city to Hindon Bridge has been a great success. The land obstacle has now been cleared, as two farmer brothers have registered their land in the name of the Noida Authority with mutual consent. This has paved the way for the construction of the road.

Once completed, this route will establish a new connection between Noida and Greater Noida, significantly easing travel between the two cities. The road is expected to help reduce traffic jams and congestion on the current routes connecting the cities.

The new road will pass through the LG roundabout of Greater Noida via Sector-146 Hindon Bridge. To achieve this, approximately 800 metres of road will be constructed towards Noida, which will also include the building of two culverts.

Students, who frequently travel to Greater Noida for educational purposes, will also benefit from this road. Currently, the long commute is challenging for them, but the new route will reduce the distance by 10 km when traveling from Noida to the LG roundabout in Greater Noida.

At present, the main routes between Noida and Greater Noida include the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, DSC Road, Greater Noida West, and Bisrakh Road, all of which are heavily congested.

The new road construction project connecting the city to Hindon Bridge has been a great success. The land obstacle has now been cleared, as two farmer brothers have registered their land in the name of the Noida Authority with mutual consent. This has paved the way for the construction of the road. Once completed, this route will establish a new connection between Noida and Greater Noida, significantly easing travel between the two cities. The road is expected to help reduce traffic jams and congestion on the current routes connecting the cities. The new road will pass through the LG roundabout of Greater Noida via Sector-146 Hindon Bridge. To achieve this, approximately 800 metres of road will be constructed towards Noida, which will also include the building of two culverts. Students, who frequently travel to Greater Noida for educational purposes, will also benefit from this road. Currently, the long commute is challenging for them, but the new route will reduce the distance by 10 km when traveling from Noida to the LG roundabout in Greater Noida. At present, the main routes between Noida and Greater Noida include the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, DSC Road, Greater Noida West, and Bisrakh Road, all of which are heavily congested.

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