The incorporated structure will show up on the Delhi City Pink LineDelhi Metro will construct the first ever incorporated flyover-cum-metro viaduct structure along with an automobile underpass in association with Public Functions Department (PWD), according to a statement shared my city operator Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).
The underpass will turn up near Soorghat on the Majlis Park-- Maujpur passage of the Delhi City Pink Line corridor in northeast Delhi.
The PWD flyover and the lorry underpass are a part of a proposed elevated roadway along the Yamuna River parallel to the Ring Roadway in between the Wazirabad flyover (Signature Bridge) and Ring Roadway near DND, according to city authorities.
The integrated websites will be set up over which a roadway flyover and a Metro viaduct will be placed.
On one side of the website, the metro viaduct will be put, and the PWD flyover for car movement will be developed on the other side.
The underpass built listed below the portals will cater for the movement of automobiles coming from the Outer Ring Roadway.
Picture Credit: Delhi City Rail CorporationOver these websites, the road flyover and the Metro viaduct will be built and run parallel to each other for a length of approximately 450 m, and a total of 21 websites with an average width of 26 metres and a height of 10 meters will be erected.The width of the Metro viaduct will be 10.5 metres and the road flyover moving adjacent and parallel to it will be a 3 lane road of roughly 10 metres in width.
The proposed PWD flyover will operate nearby to the existing flyover which is currently functional from Wazirabad to ISBT near Soorghat.Delhi Metro authorities will build the websites and the Metro viaduct over it and PWD will put up the superstructure for flyover on the already built websites, said DMRC in its statement.
The work mandated to be done by Delhi City authorities is expected to be completed by 2023.
The integrated structure is coming up on the Majlis Park-- Maujpur passage at the Soorghat city station.
The 12.098 kilometres long corridor covers 8 stations and is entirely raised.
The extension of the Pink Line corridor will complete the ring of the Majlis Park-Shiv Vihar passage and will be the first ever ring city passage in the country with a length of around 70 kilometres.