FNG expressway to boost connectivity in NCR: Check route details

The FNG expressway will reduce the travel time from Faridabad to Ghaziabad via Noida and Greater Noida to 30 minutes.

The Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad expressway, also known as the FNG expressway, is a 56-km, under-construction expressway planned to boost road connectivity in the National Capital Region (NCR). The six-lane expressway, which is expandable to eight lanes, will connect Faridabad (Haryana) with Noida and Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh). Once operational, the expressway will reduce the travel time from Faridabad to Ghaziabad via Noida and Greater Noida to 30 minutes. The upcoming expressway is expected to boost connectivity while boosting real estate developments along the corridor.

See also: Bundelkhand Expressway route, map and latest updates: project now fully operational

 

FNG Expressway: Quick facts

Name Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad expressway
Length 56 km
Estimated cost Rs 633 crore
Status Under-construction
Expected completion date 2027
States covered Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
Cities covered Ghaziabad, Noida, Greater Noida and Faridabad

 

FNG Expressway: Construction details

The Haryana government prepared a draft for constructing the FNG expressway. Once approved, the government will start the DPR and tender process. According to the master plan, the expressway will begin from Noida. About 70% of the construction work in Noida has been completed by the Noida Authority.

The FNG expressway, in construction since 2018, has been designed by IIT Roorkee. Around 250 acres of land would be acquired for the expressway project in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.

Features

  • Lanes: The FNG expressway has been initially planned to have six lanes. It has been equipped to have eight additional lane expansion to accommodate increased traffic flow.
  • Speed limit: The expressway will have a high speed limit, allowing faster commuting. The minimum speed limit will be around 80 kmph. The specific speed limits in certain areas will be decided after the completion of the project.
  • Flyovers and interchanges: There are multi-level flyovers and interchanges to facilitate smooth connectivity and reduce traffic congestion.
  • Media and shoulders: A wide median will separate the expressway, allowing smooth traffic flow. Moreover, paved shoulders will be constructed on both sides of the median.
  • Safety features: The expressway has been constructed with safety features such as guardrails, emergency call boxes, signages, etc. to assist drivers along the route.
  • Drainage system: The expressway will have a proper drainage system to effectively manage rainwater flow and prevent waterlogging.

 

FNG Expressway route details

The Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad expressway is part of National Expressway 2 or the Eastern Peripheral Expressway.

The 56-km FNG expressway will cover 28.1 km in Faridabad, 8 km in Noida and 20 km in Greater Noida. The route will start from Greater Faridabad and enter Lalpur village. A 700-meter bridge will link Noida and Faridabad. A 5.6-km elevated road will be constructed from Noida, Sectors 98 and 143. In addition, there will be a service road on the route.

Furthermore, there are plans to link the FNG expressway with the upcoming Delhi-Dehradun expressway developed by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

Noida

The route will link Delhi Meerut Expressway or National Expressway 3, near Rahul Vihar, via Sectors 121, 122, 140 and 150 in Noida to Sector 168 (near Chhaproli Khadar) and will intersect with the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, bridging over Yamuna and Chak Mangroli.

Ghaziabad

It will connect National Highway 34 (near Hindan Vihar and Arya Nagar) to Delhi-Meerut Expressway or National Expressway 3 (near Rahul Vihar).

Faridabad

The route will connect the Chak Mangroli bridge, along the DFC corridor, to Shahpur, where it will join the Faridabad Bypass Expressway (part of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway project, connecting the FNG Expressway to the Sohna-Gurgaon-Sohna Elevated Corridor).

 

How will the FNG expressway benefit commuters?

The upcoming FNG expressway will boost connectivity across the route, especially in Noida Sector 120, Sector 121, Sector 122, Sector 140 and Sector 150. It will provide an alternative route from Faridabad to Ghaziabad or Noida without the need to enter Delhi, thus reducing traffic congestion. The travel time will significantly reduce to around 30 minutes. Further, the FNG expressway will connect to the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar, which will offer easy access for the people in Delhi NCR.

 

What is the real estate impact of FNG expressway?

Once operational, the FNG Expressway will change the urban landscape of the region. Several localities in Noida, Greater Noida and Faridabad will benefit from the upcoming expressway project. It is expected to enhance connectivity in several areas, including Sectors 120, 121, 122, 140 and 150 in Noida and from Sector 66 to Sector 89 in Faridabad, which are a part of Neharpar. These developing localities are expected to see significant price appreciation in future.. People would find affordable housing options to buy or rent. Leading developers and builders have come up with several housing projects around the FNG Expressway region. In addition, the FNG expressway is expected to boost commercial developments along the route. Furthermore, connectivity to the Noida International Airport or Jewar Airport would improve.

Owing to these factors, residential and commercial development activities have seen significant growth in recent years. This has also resulted in the development of large infrastructure projects in the region.

 

FNG Expressway: Interconnectivity

  • Okhla-Noida SEZ (Special Economic Zone) Expressway: The expressway will be connected to the Aghapur-Bhangel Elevated Road from Aghapur near the southeast corner of Okhla Bird Sanctuary to Noida SEZ (Bhangel).
  • Chilla-Okhla Expressway: It will also have a link from the DND Flywa along the Shahdra Drain, finally connecting with the Okhla Bird Sanctuary (where the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway and Noida-Greater Noida Bundh Expressway starts).
  • Noida-Greater Noida Bundh Expressway: The route will start near Sector 94 Noida on the existing Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. Along the way near Sector 160, Gulavali will interchange with Gulavali-LG Chowk road and end near Sector 168 at FNG Expressway.

 

FNG Expressway: Latest updates

According to media reports, work on the FNG expressway that is pending to be completed includes:

  • An elevated section from Sector 88 to 143 in Noida.
  • Underpass construction on the Noida-Greater Noida expressway.
  • Bridge on the Yamuna River connecting Sector 168 Noida to Faridabad.
  • Work on Faridabad and Ghaziabad to be commenced by the respective city authorities.

 

Housing.com News Viewpoint

The FNG expressway is expected to become a lifeline for the commuters in Delhi NCR as it will allow faster access to several regions from Delhi to Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gurgaon. Further, the expressway will span major cities across two key states Haryana and Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. It is expected to boost real estate developments across these regions, transforming several locations into sought-after property destinations. The developing localities along the corridor are becoming an affordable choice for several home seekers.

 

FAQs

Where will the FNG expressway connect in Faridabad?

The FNG expressway will connect the Chak Mangroli bridge, along the DFC corridor, to Shahpur.

What is the status of FNG Expressway?

The FNG expressway is under construction. About 70% of the construction work in Noida has been completed by the Noida Authority.

Will FNG connect to Gurgaon?

The FNG expressway route is not directly connected to Gurgaon. It provides an alternative route for commuters in Faridabad to Ghaziabad or Noida to reach Delhi.

Which road connects Faridabad and Noida?

Faridabad and Noida will be connected by the 43-km upcoming FNG expressway.

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