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List Your Business / ADTo build this flyover and integrated Metro viaduct, MMRDA relocated approximately 3 km of the main double-circuit Dahanu-Versova power generation line. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Wednesday inaugurated the first double-decker flyover in Mira-Bhayander which integrates a Metro viaduct of Metro Line-9 running from Dahisar to Mira Bhayander with the flyover. This newly launched double-decker flyover, approximately 1 kilometre in length and elevated 5.5 metres above the current road level, will significantly ease traffic congestion at Pleasant Park, Hatkesh, and Silver Park Junctions in Mira Bhayander and reduce travel time between these two points by 8 to 10 minutes. To build this flyover and integrated Metro viaduct, MMRDA relocated approximately 3 km of the main double-circuit Dahanu-Versova power generation line. To ensure the functionality of the Metro, this double-circuit power line was elevated to 75 metres above ground level, making it the second-tallest of its kind in Maharashtra. I-girder (flyover pier cap) precast elements technology was employed to save construction time and ensure the highest quality. The flyover was built in a period of two years. The raising of its U-girders was carried out during the day without disrupting traffic flow, adopting a technology known as the ‘Tyre Straddle Carrier.’ This technology allows vehicles to pass through its arms, unlike cranes, which typically restrict traffic. This was crucial, as approximately 800 vehicles pass through this road every hour. CM Shinde said, “This project will resolve traffic problems and save time and fuel for commuters. The project has been implemented based on modern technology and efficient planning, accelerating development in the Mumbai metropolitan area. Additionally, this project will improve traffic coherence in the city and make commuting more comfortable for citizens.”
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