Delhi–Mumbai Expressway
Government of India · ongoing · since 2018
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Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is a Government of India project dating from 2018; its current status is ongoing. India's longest expressway (1,386 km), 8-lane access-controlled. Connects Delhi to Mumbai via Jaipur, Vadodara, and Surat. Includes wildlife crossings and solar-powered rest areas.
↗ Official source — nhai.gov.in
Projects & Initiatives 1 ongoing
Frequently asked questions
What is Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
India's longest expressway (1,386 km), 8-lane access-controlled. Connects Delhi to Mumbai via Jaipur, Vadodara, and Surat. Includes wildlife crossings and solar-powered rest areas.
What is the official website of Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
The official source for Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is nhai.gov.in.
When did Delhi–Mumbai Expressway start?
Delhi–Mumbai Expressway dates from 2018.
What is the current status of Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is ongoing.
What is the budget of Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
₹98,000 crore (full 1,386 km corridor)
How many people has Delhi–Mumbai Expressway reached?
12 states connected; reduces Delhi–Mumbai travel to 12 hours from 24 hours; first sections operational 2023.
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