Maharashtra Expressway Project | In the past few years, the communication and industrial development of the state has received a major boost. New roads, flyovers have been started in many districts and the transport system has gained a lot of speed. The journey of the people is being done in a very short time and comfortably. Now, as many as 134 km long road projects have been approved in the state.

Yes, the state government has approved the 134 km long four-lane highway project connecting Nerul, Bandra, Paith, Shiroli, Pabala, Malthan and Shirur. This proposed highway is expected to facilitate the communication between Mumbai, Pune, Marathwada and Ahilyanagar. Also this will help in reducing traffic congestion on Pune-Shirur route. According to information, this highway will be connected to Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA). It is likely to boost economic, industrial and transport sector development in Raigad, Pune, Marathwada and Ahilyanagar divisions. Maharashtra Expressway Project

After the approval of the state government, now the further administrative and technical process of this project will be completed rapidly. The 134 km long highway is also likely to reach industrial areas like Khed, Talegaon, Chakan, Ranjangaon and Supa. This will lead to faster transportation of raw materials and finished products, saving industry costs and most importantly time. Locals will also benefit from this road. Because this highway is expected to provide great employment opportunities for the local youth. Also, logistics, warehousing and service sector will also get a boost due to this project. Maharashtra Expressway Project

India’s road network has been expanding rapidly in the last 11 years. This makes the country the second largest road network in the world with a length of 1,46,560 km of national highways. It is seen that all the sectors are getting strength due to the development of the road.