Draft:Yamuna Expressway

The Yamuna Expressway is

Goals

1. To establish a high-speed corridor for efficient travel time reduction.
2. To link key built-up area and commercial zones situated on the eastern side of the Yamuna River.
3. To foster development in the surrounding areas.
4. To alleviate traffic congestion on NH-2, which passes through densely populated cities like Faridabad, Ballabgarh, and Palwal.
5. The Yamuna Expressway, combined with NH-2 and NH-91, will create an extensive road network, promoting comprehensive development.
6. Facilitate swift transportation of essential supplies and aid to affected regions during emergencies such as floods along the Yamuna River.

Features

1. Heavy vehicles are limited to a maximum speed of 60 kilometres per hour (37 mph).
2. The Yamuna Expressway is India's lengthiest access-controlled concrete expressway.
3. There are 16 toll (fee) plazas on each side of the expressway.
4. Medical amenities such as vans, stretchers, and beds are available on request.
5. Partnerships with two prominent hospitals provide access to air ambulance for urgent situations.
6. The expressway is equipped with closed-circuit television surveillance.
7. Vehicle speeds are monitored using surveillance cameras.

Fuelling station, food courts, ATMs, and public restrooms will be available soon.