Big Relief for Commuters as Zirakpur Bypass Project Gets Approval (1)
Big Relief for Commuters as Zirakpur Bypass Project Gets Approval 

Zirakpur one of the busiest gateways to the  Tricity  region is finally set to get much needed traffic relief as the  Zirakpur Bypass project receives official approval . Known for its chronic congestion and long traffic jams the town has been struggling to handle the ever growing number of vehicles moving between Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula and major highways. The bypass is expected to change this scenario by offering a faster and smoother alternative route for through traffic. 

Why the Bypass Was Long Overdue 

Over the years  Zirakpur  has transformed from a small town into a major commercial and residential hub. With malls, housing projects and offices coming up rapidly traffic volumes have multiplied. Heavy vehicles, highway traffic and local commuters all share the same crowded roads leading to daily bottlenecks.  

Bringing an end to months of administrative delays the  Union Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change has given its  final Stage 2 forest clearance to the long pending  ₹1,878 crore Zirakpur Panchkula bypass clearing the path for project execution  

What the Bypass Will Deliver 

The  Zirakpur Bypass is designed to connect key highways and major entry points without forcing vehicles to pass through the town. With  well planned entry and exit points, smooth road geometry and modern safety features the bypass will allow faster movement of goods and people. 

Designed to meet  modern urban planning benchmarks the six lane expressway will feature a  200 foot wide roadway, dedicated service lanes and landscaped green belts . Once complete it will offer  seamless connectivity between Zirakpur, Panchkula, Mohali and key national highways creating a faster and more efficient regional travel network. 

Boost to Zirakpur’s Growth 

Infrastructure upgrades of this scale often lead to  increased business activity and higher real estate demand . Better connectivity makes  Zirakpur  more attractive for investors, developers and companies looking for easy access to Chandigarh and surrounding regions. Property values in well connected areas typically rise benefiting homeowners and investors. 

For office goers, transport operators and residents the bypass means  shorter travel times, less fuel consumption and reduced stress . Fewer traffic jams will also lower pollution levels making the area healthier and more pleasant. Emergency vehicles will be able to move faster improving overall road safety. 

What Comes Next 

With approval now in place construction is expected to move forward in phases. Once completed the bypass will become a vital link in the region’s road network, supporting both current and future traffic needs. 

With  Stage 2 clearance secured   NHAI is set to open technical bids later this month  and  award the project next month . The bidding timeline had been  extended six times since fresh tenders were issued in  June after the April CCEA approval but the project is now moving firmly toward execution. 

A Game Changer for the Region 

The upcoming  16.5 km  Zirakpur Bypass will stretch from the Patiala Zirakpur light point near the airport junction to the old Panchkula light point.The route will pass key locations including  McDonald’s  on the Ambala Zirakpur Highway Peer Mushalla Sanoli Gazipur  and  Nagla  villages in  Mohali  district before connecting with the road dividing Sectors 20 and 21 in Panchkula 

The  Zirakpur Bypass is more than just a road it is a  strategic infrastructure project that will improve mobility, support economic growth and enhance quality of life. 

 


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