In a bid to enhance connectivity and streamline travel on the Jaipur-Ajmer Expressway, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is spearheading an ambitious project to construct three new highways and four flyovers along the route.
This initiative aims to significantly improve commuting efficiency and reduce travel time for passengers traversing between Jaipur and Ajmer. According to NHAI officials, significant progress has been made in the construction of three flyovers at critical crossings, namely Bandersindhri, Mahla, and Sawarda. These flyovers are expected to be operational by the end of April, offering commuters a smoother and more seamless journey experience. Additionally, work on five more flyovers at Bagru, Narsinghpura, Gadota, Mokahpura, and Padasoli is progressing rapidly, with anticipated completion dates ranging from late June to mid-July.
The completion of these nine flyovers is poised to revolutionise travel along the Jaipur-Ajmer route, substantially reducing travel time and enhancing overall commuter convenience. Once operational, these flyovers will facilitate a two-hour commute between the 200-feet Bypass Crossing and Ajmer, significantly shortening travel durations for daily commuter. This infrastructure overhaul underscores NHAI’s commitment to improving transportation infrastructure across the country, with a particular focus on high-traffic corridors like the Jaipur-Ajmer Expressway. By investing in new highways and flyovers, NHAI aims to address congestion, enhance safety, and promote economic growth by facilitating smoother movement of goods and passengers. The accelerated pace of construction reflects NHAI’s dedication to timely project delivery, ensuring that commuters can benefit from improved infrastructure at the earliest. As these enhancements come to fruition, they are expected to not only improve travel experiences but also spur economic development and unlock new opportunities for the regions along the Jaipur-Ajmer route
