Bangalore to Chennai or Chennai to Bengaluru … If you have ever traveled on this route, then you must know how tired this journey of 6-7 hours can be. Traffic, crowds of cities and a long way, all of this make the fun of the journey gritty.
But now imagine… this journey you only and only two and a half hours Complete in! Yes, this dream is going to be a reality very soon, thank you Bengaluru-Chennai Expressway Of, on which work is going on very fast.
What is this expressway and why is it so special?
This is not the task of widening an old road, but it is being built a completely new, straight and super-fast road, which will add two major IT and industrial hubs of India, Bengaluru and Chennai.
Let us know some big things:
- Length: This expressway is almost 262 km Will be long.
- Speed: This 120 km per hour Is designed for speed of. That is, you will be able to drive it at a high speed without any interruption.
- Lane: This will be a 4-lane wide expressway, which can be widened even further in future.
- way: It will pass through Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, three states.
The biggest advantage: saving time
The biggest benefit of this expressway will be given to the common man. The journey which is 6 to 7 hours today, it will be reduced to only 2 to two and a half hours. This means that now you can leave Bangalore in the morning and have lunch in Chennai, and can also come back by evening!
Not only the journey, progress will also be faster
This expressway will not only reduce the distance between two cities, but it will also prove to be a highway of progress.
- When two big cities connect so fast, the business will grow, goods will reach quickly, and the cost of logistics will also be low.
- This will give new wings to the economy of both cities and also create new employment opportunities.
Currently, work on this expressway is going on fast, and the pictures that are coming out can be guessed how brilliant it is going to look after it is made. This expressway shows the picture of New India where the distance is decreasing and the speed of progress is increasing.
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