Velachery twin flyovers

Flyover in India

Road junction
Velachery Twin Flyovers
Location
Chennai, India
Roads at
junction
Velachery Bypass Road
Vijayanagar Junction
Construction
TypeFlyover
Lanes2
ConstructedUnder construction
OpenedTBC

Velachery twin flyovers is a set of two L-shaped flyovers at the Vijayanagar Junction in the neighbourhood of Velachery in Chennai, India.[1] It was constructed at a cost of 1080 million.

History and design

The plan for the flyovers was first proposed in 2010.[2] The first-level flyover connects the Velachery Bypass Road with the Velachery–Tambaram Road near the Velachery MRTS station. This flyover has 15 spans and lands around 190 meters ahead of the MRTS bridge. The second-level flyover connects the Taramani Link Road and the Velachery Bypass Road. It is 1,200 meters long and has 32 spans. The central span of this flyover is the longest of all, at 40 meters length, right above the Vijayanagar junction. The height of the second flyover is 15 meters.[1]

Traffic

As of 2010, the junction had a traffic density of 13,000 vehicles daily during peak hours.[2] About 522 bus services are operated from the Vijayanagar terminus at the junction every day by the Chennai Metropolitan Transport Corporation.[3]

See also

  • flagIndia portal
  • Flyovers in Chennai

References

  1. ^ a b Ramakrishnan, Deepa H. (27 August 2018). "Twin flyovers in Velachery likely to be ready in six months". The Hindu. Chennai. p. 3. Retrieved 2 September 2018.
  2. ^ a b Jeeva (18 April 2010). "Velachery junction to get 2 flyovers". The Times of India. Chennai. Retrieved 2 September 2018.
  3. ^ Madhavan, D. (8 June 2012). "Work on twin flyovers in Velachery to begin soon". The Times of India. Chennai. Retrieved 2 September 2018.
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