Ganga Expressway: The Ganga Expressway is set to transform travel between Meerut and Prayagraj by cutting the journey time from 12 hours to just 6-7 hours. This expressway will be 594 km long, connecting National Highway 334 in Meerut to National Highway 2 at the Prayagraj Bypass.?
It¡¯s starting from Bijoli Village in Meerut and ending at Judapur Dandu Village in Prayagraj, it will pass through key cities like Unnao, Sambhal, Budaun, Tilhar, Raebareli, Hapur, Chandausi, and Siyana. Once completed, it will be the longest expressway in India, improving connectivity, reducing traffic congestion, and boosting tourism in Uttar Pradesh.
The Ganga Expressway will be 594 km long, making it one of the longest expressways in India. It will start from Bijoli Village in Meerut and end at Judapur Dandu Village in Prayagraj. This new route will connect National Highway 334 (NH 334) in Meerut to National Highway 2 (NH 2) at the Prayagraj Bypass. It will eventually help in smoother and faster travel.
This expressway will pass through several important cities and districts, including:
The Ganga Expressway will be a six-lane expressway, which can be expanded to eight lanes in the future if needed.
According to timesnownews, the Ganga Expressway Construction project will cost around Rs 40,000 crores. It is being built by the Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA). The Ganga Expressway is expected to highly boost tourism in Uttar Pradesh
Currently, traveling between Meerut and Prayagraj takes around 12 hours, mostly due to traffic congestion and existing road conditions. With the Ganga Expressway, the journey will be reduced to just 6-7 hours. The expressway will have:
The Ganga Expressway will bring multiple benefits, including:
The Ganga Expressway is one of the major infrastructure projects in India and is expected to be completed soon. Once fully operational, it will become a game-changer for commuters traveling between Meerut and Prayagraj.
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