<p>Thane: The first double-decker flyover in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) which connects a viaduct for metro line 9 was inaugurated on Wednesday by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.</p>.<p>The one-km-long flyover integrates a metro viaduct and a road flyover for Metro Line-9 in Mira Bhayandar in Thane district.</p>.<p>This flyover is set to significantly enhance traffic flow and alleviate congestion at key junctions on Mira Road, officials said.</p>.<p>Metro Line 9 is an extension of the Red Line from Andheri to the Mumbai International Airport and Dahisar to Mira Road.</p>.Bengaluru: ‘Double-decker flyover has shifted the congestion’.<p>"The double-decker flyover in the Mumbai metropolitan region marks a significant achievement for Mumbai and Maharashtra. This project addresses traffic issues, saves time and fuel, and is a testament to modern technology and efficient planning. It will accelerate the development of MMR and improve overall traffic flow and commuter comfort," Shinde said.</p>.<p>The flyover was built using advanced technology with separate levels for metro and road transport, aimed at saving 8 to 10 minutes of travel time for commuters and reducing fuel consumption, according to officials.</p>.<p>It features modern amenities, including furniture, signage, and lighting, in line with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highway's regulations.</p>.<p>The flyover construction faced significant challenges, including the relocation of the main double-circuit Dahanu-Versova power line, which was shifted about 3 km and elevated to 75 meters, making it the second-highest power channel in Maharashtra.</p>.<p>"The double-decker flyover is part of MMRDA's new approach to urban transportation, addressing space constraints in Mumbai and its suburbs. It provides a modern solution to meet the city's transportation needs, reducing congestion and offering a faster, safer, and more convenient journey. This project is crucial for Mumbai's growth and future urban development," said MMRDA commissioner Sanjay Mukherjee.</p>
<p>Thane: The first double-decker flyover in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) which connects a viaduct for metro line 9 was inaugurated on Wednesday by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.</p>.<p>The one-km-long flyover integrates a metro viaduct and a road flyover for Metro Line-9 in Mira Bhayandar in Thane district.</p>.<p>This flyover is set to significantly enhance traffic flow and alleviate congestion at key junctions on Mira Road, officials said.</p>.<p>Metro Line 9 is an extension of the Red Line from Andheri to the Mumbai International Airport and Dahisar to Mira Road.</p>.Bengaluru: ‘Double-decker flyover has shifted the congestion’.<p>"The double-decker flyover in the Mumbai metropolitan region marks a significant achievement for Mumbai and Maharashtra. This project addresses traffic issues, saves time and fuel, and is a testament to modern technology and efficient planning. It will accelerate the development of MMR and improve overall traffic flow and commuter comfort," Shinde said.</p>.<p>The flyover was built using advanced technology with separate levels for metro and road transport, aimed at saving 8 to 10 minutes of travel time for commuters and reducing fuel consumption, according to officials.</p>.<p>It features modern amenities, including furniture, signage, and lighting, in line with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highway's regulations.</p>.<p>The flyover construction faced significant challenges, including the relocation of the main double-circuit Dahanu-Versova power line, which was shifted about 3 km and elevated to 75 meters, making it the second-highest power channel in Maharashtra.</p>.<p>"The double-decker flyover is part of MMRDA's new approach to urban transportation, addressing space constraints in Mumbai and its suburbs. It provides a modern solution to meet the city's transportation needs, reducing congestion and offering a faster, safer, and more convenient journey. This project is crucial for Mumbai's growth and future urban development," said MMRDA commissioner Sanjay Mukherjee.</p>