NOIDA: The Noida Authority on Wednesday said it has decided to develop a key stretch of the Dadri-Surajpur-Chhalera (DSC) Road and the Sector 79 T-Point into a “model road” to ensure smooth traffic flow, with safe passage for pedestrians and seamless movement for motorists
NOIDA: The Noida Authority on Wednesday said it has decided to develop a key stretch of the Dadri-Surajpur-Chhalera (DSC) Road and the Sector 79 T-Point into a “model road” to ensure smooth traffic flow, with safe passage for pedestrians and seamless movement for motorists.
The DSC Road in Noida is a key connecting road linking various industrial and commercial areas, including NSEZ, Phase-II, Sectors 80 and 81, and the Hosiery Complex, as well as several residential areas. (Sunil Ghosh/HT Photo)
The DSC Road in Noida is a key connecting road linking various industrial and commercial areas, including NSEZ, Phase-II, Sectors 80 and 81, and the Hosiery Complex, as well as several residential areas.
“Every day, thousands of people, including office-goers and workers at industrial units, use this road. It is also a key entry point to the area. However, the stretch from Irrigation Canal to the Kulesara Bridge remains highly congested. It was found that due to heavy traffic from the elevated road, traffic jams occur on this road,” said SP Singh, general manager of the Noida Authority.
To streamline traffic management and improve citizen amenities, the entire road will be developed as a model road. There is also a proposal to build the stretch from Sector 79 T-Point to DSC Road as a model road.
The Authority said the proposed irrigation canal-to-Kulesara bridge project is estimated to cost around ₹15 crore, with around ₹10 crore for the stretch from Sector 79 T-Point to DSC Road. The Authority, Singh said, aims to finish the work in next six months.
Vinod Rajput writes on environment, infrastructure, real estate and government policies in Noida and Greater Noida. He has reported on environment and infrastructure in Delhi, Gurgaon and Panchkula in the past.Read More