New Metro Route In Noida: Going to Noida will now become easier. We are saying so. Because there is a new metro route proposed by Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC). It will extend from Sector 142 to Botanical Garden. The revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) on this latest metro route will be released soon. Is being told. That the DPR will be made after Diwali. These DPRs are being prepared with the help of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. After making the report, it will be presented in the board meeting.

On which route will the new metro corridor be built?

A lot of thought has been given before making the DPR. In the first phase three options were discussed. Then a new path was finalized. This route will connect to the Botanical Garden parallel to the expressway. This will create a new corridor, which will pass through the expressway service road. It will be connected to Botanical Garden metro station from Sector 96.

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What will be specific in the DPR?

As per the plan, the expressway will cover the corridor. So that one can avail the metro service on the other side of the expressway also. In the DPR being prepared by Delhi Metro, it has been requested to take care of parking facilities around the metro stations. But first a physical survey will also be done.

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How many stations will there be on the new metro line?

Are noteworthy. That it was very difficult to decide the number of stations on the corridor. These are the reasons. That the number of stations was changed repeatedly. Earlier there was a plan to have 11 stations. But in the second time it was reduced to 9 because later it seemed that there were more stations. Then in the third time only six stations were kept. However, this corridor now has only eight stations.

Superfast News Coverage By YuvaPatrkaar.com Team

Publish Date: December 19, 2023  

Posted By Sunil

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