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Madhya Pradesh to Build High‑Tech Double‑Decker Interchange for 400,000 Vehicles Daily
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 28 Oct 2026, 08:03 AM
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The Madhya Pradesh government announced a high‑technology double‑decker traffic interchange designed to accommodate up to 400,000 vehicles each day, aiming to cut travel time across the state.
The Madhya Pradesh administration has unveiled plans for a high‑tech double‑decker traffic interchange that will be capable of handling approximately four hundred thousand vehicles daily. The infrastructure is being positioned as a key solution to chronic congestion on major corridors and is expected to streamline movement during peak travel periods.
Designed as a two‑level roadway, the interchange will separate traffic streams vertically, allowing faster vehicles to use the upper deck while local traffic remains on the lower level. This configuration is intended to reduce bottlenecks and improve overall traffic flow without requiring additional land acquisition.
Officials indicated that the project will be integrated with existing highways and urban arterial roads, creating a seamless network that shortens travel times for commuters and freight operators alike. While detailed timelines have not been disclosed, the state has signalled that construction will commence shortly, with the aim of delivering operational benefits within the next few years.
Designed as a two‑level roadway, the interchange will separate traffic streams vertically, allowing faster vehicles to use the upper deck while local traffic remains on the lower level. This configuration is intended to reduce bottlenecks and improve overall traffic flow without requiring additional land acquisition.
Officials indicated that the project will be integrated with existing highways and urban arterial roads, creating a seamless network that shortens travel times for commuters and freight operators alike. While detailed timelines have not been disclosed, the state has signalled that construction will commence shortly, with the aim of delivering operational benefits within the next few years.