The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has undertaken significant measures to enhance commuter safety and streamline traffic flow on the newly inaugurated Dwarka Expressway.
In a bid to facilitate seamless traffic movement, NHAI has deployed marshals at key junctions and entry/exit points along the expressway. Additional road signages have also been installed to aid commuters in navigating the route effectively. Recognizing the need for safety on this high-speed corridor, NHAI has restricted the usage of the expressway for vehicles such as two/three wheelers and non-motorized vehicles, redirecting them to designated service lanes on either side.
Leveraging advanced technology, NHAI has installed CCTV cameras along the expressway to monitor traffic violations and enhance road safety. Furthermore, a dedicated Incident Management System comprising expressway patrol vehicles and ambulances has been established to promptly address any emergencies that may arise. Commuters can also avail assistance through the toll-free National Highway Helpline Number 1033 in case of emergencies or non-emergency situations.
NHAI emphasizes the importance of responsible driving, urging commuters to adhere to lane discipline, avoid wrong-side driving, and observe speed limits to ensure the safety of all road users on the expressway.
The recently opened 19 km long Haryana section of the Dwarka Expressway marks a milestone in India’s infrastructure development. This 8-lane access-controlled Urban Expressway, featuring India’s first Elevated Road developed on a Single Pier, connects the Delhi-Haryana border to the Kherki Daula cloverleaf interchange. Notably, the expressway also boasts India’s first three-level grade segregation at major junctions, ensuring efficient segregation of local and thorough traffic.
Safety remains a top priority for NHAI, and the authority is committed to providing commuters with a safe and smooth travel experience on the Dwarka Expressway.
