Uttar Pradesh: 250-Km, 6-Lane Vigyan Path To Connect Lucknow To THESE 5 Areas: All About It

We have some good news for you all! To ease traffic congestion and cut travel time, Uttar Pradesh is gearing up for a major infrastructure boost with the proposed 250-km Vigyan Path. This expressway will connect Lucknow to five key districts, significantly reducing travel time. This ambitious project aims to improve connectivity, promote regional development, and make commuting faster and more convenient for residents and visitors alike. Scroll on to know more about this.

All About Vigyan Path Expressway

According to The Times of India, Vigyan Path will be a six-lane expressway built under the State Capital Region (SCR) plan by the Lucknow Development Authority. The project is expected to significantly boost regional connectivity, connecting Lucknow with Hardoi, Sitapur, Barabanki, Rae Bareli, and Unnao.

Vigyan Path will span 250 kilometres and will have six-lanes, once completed. The groundwork of the expressway has already begun, and it is expected to become operational by 2027. The expressway will be developed in phases, with the Lucknow–Barabanki and Lucknow–Rae Bareli stretches set to be completed first.

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To Slash Travel Time & Ease Traffic Flow

As per reports, Vigyan Path will help decongest Lucknow and ease traffic pressure on main roads like Ayodhya Road, Rae Bareli Road and Hardoi Road. Heavy vehicles will be able to skip the city traffic as well and travel along the outer peripheral stretch of this expressway.

The upcoming project will also significantly slash travel time from Lucknow and bring it down to just one hour for neighbouring districts. Furthermore, the Lucknow Development Authority also plans to set up 20 development nodes along the expressway. It will feature industrial parks, schools, healthcare centres, and commercial hubs–all aimed at improving Lucknow’s economic ecosystem.

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More information about this expressway is awaited.

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