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Delhi lane of Gurugram’s Hero Honda flyover to be closed from September 21-26

According to traffic police, the 1.4km-long carriageway is being closed due to a span load test work which will be executed along the stretch by the National Highways Authority of India

Updated on: Sep 21, 2022, 06:43:53 IST
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The Jaipur-Delhi carriageway of the Hero Honda Chowk (HHC) flyover on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway will be closed to traffic from Wednesday till September 26, an advisory shared by Gurugram traffic police on Tuesday said. Closing the carriageway will add around five to 10 minutes to the travelling time for commuters, officials said.

The construction of the eight-lane HHC flyover commenced in November 2014. The Delhi-Jaipur carriageway first opened in March 2017, while the rest of the flyover opened to traffic months later. (Vipin Kumar/HT Photo)
The construction of the eight-lane HHC flyover commenced in November 2014. The Delhi-Jaipur carriageway first opened in March 2017, while the rest of the flyover opened to traffic months later. (Vipin Kumar/HT Photo)

According to traffic police, the 1.4km-long carriageway is being closed due to a span load test work which will be executed along the stretch by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). During the six-day period, commuters coming from Jaipur toward Delhi will have to use the service lanes of National Highway (NH) 48, instead of the flyover.

“One carriageway of the HHC flyover is being closed for six days due to a load span test to be conducted by NHAI officials. Traffic police marshalls will be present on spot to assist and guide commuters. People can also contact the Gurugram Traffic police control room for any kind of assistance related to the diversion at 0124-2386000, 2386005,” Virender Singh Sangwan, deputy commissioner of police (traffic), Gurugram, said. Sangwan said that commuters driving on the opposite carriageway, i.e. those coming from Umang Bharadwaj Chowk or Sohna Road will not be affected in any manner.

“The load span test will be conducted to check the status of repairs carried out on the carriageway,” Nirman Jambulkar, project director, NHAI, said

The construction of the eight-lane HHC flyover commenced in November 2014. The Delhi-Jaipur carriageway first opened in March 2017, while the rest of the flyover opened to traffic months later. Prior to the construction of the flyover and underpass, HHC was the most congested junction in Gurugram which took commuters at least 15 minutes to cross.

 
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Kartik Kumar

Kartik Kumar is a correspondent with the Hindustan Times and has covered beats such as crime, transport, health and consumer courts. Kartik currently covers municipal corporation, Delhi Metro and Rapid Metro.

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