Pune: ₹5,262 Crore Approved for Hadapsar to Yavat Flyover to Ease Traffic Congestion
The Maharashtra government has approved a ₹5,262 crore project to construct a 25-kilometer flyover between Hadapsar and Yavat, aimed at reducing traffic congestion on the Pune-Solapur route.
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Additionally, a 6.5-kilometre stretch from Yavat to Solapur is set to be widened as part of the larger road infrastructure plan. The said project will be carried out by the Maharashtra State Infrastructure Development Corporation (MSIDC) with a cost of ₹5,262 crore.
The project will be implemented under the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model. Once operational, tolls will be collected from flyover users through advanced systems such as FastTag and GPS-based tracking. The said charges will be reviewed by the State Government every three years. While the expansion of the existing highway will be state-funded, the flyover and associated works will be developed through a public-private partnership.
Officials noted that if the alignment of the flyover requires changes due to the proposed Pune Metro expansion, MSIDC then will require a re-approval from the government.
The flyover is expected to significantly ease long-distance travel, reduce congestion within Pune, and support smoother traffic movement through the proposed city ring road. This project is a crucial step towards improving the overall infrastructure and connectivity in the region, benefiting both residents and commuters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total cost of the flyover project?
The total cost of the flyover project between Hadapsar and Yavat is ₹5,262 crore.
Who will be constructing the flyover?
The flyover will be constructed by the Maharashtra State Infrastructure Development Corporation (MSIDC).
How will the tolls be collected on the flyover?
Tolls will be collected from flyover users through advanced systems such as FastTag and GPS-based tracking.
What is the length of the flyover?
The flyover will be 25 kilometers long.
Will the existing highway be widened as well?
Yes, the existing National Highway 65 will be widened to six lanes.
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