Delhi Mumbai Expressway  

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has unveiled plans for a new 14-lane highway connecting Mumbai and Bengaluru. The highway will start near Mumbai's Atal Setu, traverse Pune, and ultimately extend to Bengaluru.

India's expressways, including Delhi-Mumbai, Bangalore-Chennai, and Varanasi-Kolkata, transform travel with extensive networks, connecting key cities and enhancing regional accessibility and efficiency.

India is getting ready for a big change in how people travel with the construction of eight new highways. These highways will make it quicker and easier to get from one place to another across the country.

Journey from Delhi to Jaipur will soon only take 2 hours. Currently, it takes around 4 hours to travel to Jaipur from the capital. This expressway is part of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, India’s longest expressway with a length of 1386 km.

Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is an 8-lane wide expressway which is expandable to 12 lanes. Travelling from Delhi to Surat via this expressway spans 800 kilometres as compared to the normal route of 1150 kilometres.

To minimise wildlife-traffic accidents, animal bridges have been planned across the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway