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News India Live, Digital Desk: If you are in the city of nawabs Lucknow If you live in India or often pass through Varanasi-Kanpur Highway, then one pain we all share is that ‘Amausi Airport’ There is a terrible traffic jam near. Sometimes it seems as if the vehicles are crawling. But, be happy now! Because this headache is going to be cured forever and that too in a very hi-tech manner.
Work has started on such a project in UP, after listening to which you will feel that we are talking about some foreign city.
Plane above, car below, what a sight it would be!
Yes, this is absolutely true. One on Varanasi-Lucknow Highway 6-Lane Tunnel The construction work has started. Its most special thing is that this tunnel will pass through the airport area. This means that while you are speeding through this tunnel in your car or bike, there will be airplanes moving or flying on the runway or taxiway right above you.
Imagine, how thrilling this journey will be! It is being designed in such a way that both road traffic and air traffic move together without disturbing each other.
Why is this project important?
Both the number of passengers at Amausi Airport and the load of vehicles on the highway are increasing day by day. Shaheed Path From here till Kanpur Road there is often a jam situation.
- Freedom from jam: With the construction of this 6-lane tunnel, the traffic on the highway will pass directly without any interruption (Signal Free).
- Time Saving: The journey which currently takes you 20-30 minutes or more to cross will be completed in minutes.
Work started (Work in Progress)
Let us tell you that NHAI (National Highway Authority of India) has unloaded the machines and started the work rapidly. Soil testing and barricading work has been done. This project will give a new dimension to the connectivity of not only Lucknow but the entire Uttar Pradesh.
This will be a great example of engineering. We are just waiting for the day when this tunnel will be ready and we will be able to run our car in it. Friends, UP is changing and gaining new pace of development.
North India Statesman