Length: 19Kms.
Route: Chennai Port - Central - Egmore - Chetpet - Aminjikarai -Arumbakkam - Koyambed - Madhuravoyal
Alignment:
- Km 0 - Km 1.56 reaches Northern Cooum River bank and parallel to MRTS line
- @ Km 2.1, the Expressway crosses the Elevated MRTS line between Chintadripet and Park Town Stations
- @ Km 3.2, it crosses the Longs Garden Bridge to prevent conflict with Chennai Metro alignment
- @ Km 5.3, it crosses Binny Bridge near Taj connemara
- @ Km 6.5, it crosses College Road Bridge
- @ Km 8.1, it crosses Chetpet Road
- @ Km 9.2, it crosses Choolaimedu Railway Bridge
- @ Km 11.3, it crosses NH4 near Arun Hotel
- @ Km 13.1, it crosses Arumbakkam Bridge
- @ Km 13.8, the Road splits into two and merges with NH4 as entry and exit ramps.
- The Expressway section meets the Koyambedu Grade Separator and the section between them will be 10-laned with 2-lane service roads on both sides
- At-grade stretch of 1.5 km because of Koyambedu Grade Separator and Chennai Metro over-head line crossing just after the grade separator
- @ Km 14.227, the Elevated Expressway restarts and goes along NH4 median
- @ Km 17.3, the Expressway starts coming down and meet the Maduravoyal clover-leaf grade separator and the section will be 14-laned [8-lane toll plaza + 6-lane NH4] with 2-lane service roads on both sides
- Elevated section — 17.5 km
- Total Length - 19 km
Entry Ramps
- Sivananda Salai
- College Road
Exit Ramps
- Kamarajar Salai
- Spur Tank Road
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Project Status:
7 March 2008:
The project was officially launched with the passing of a government order by the Tamil Nadu state government
Jan 2009:
Prime minister Manmohan Singh laid the foundation stone for elevated expressway from Chennai Port to Madhuravoyal.
Soma enterprises bagged the project and the project is under construction.
June 2009:
Physical work on the corridor to commence from November 2009. Land acquisition and preliminary works like casting yard are under progress.
July 2010:
Environmental clearance has been obtained from National Coastal Zone Management Authority (NCZMA)
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