Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train Project: 260-meter PSC bridge completed over NH-48 in Gujarat – Railways News

A major infrastructure milestone has been achieved with the completion of a 260-meter-long prestressed concrete (PSC) bridge over NH-48 in Navsari, Gujarat. Spanning one of India’s busiest highways, this bridge connects Delhi and Chennai and is situated between the Surat and Bilimora Bullet Train stations.

Engineering and Construction Details

The bridge features a span configuration of 50+80+80+50 meters, consisting of 104 segments, reflecting significant engineering and construction efforts. This new bridge is poised to enhance connectivity along NH-48, easing traffic congestion and improving travel efficiency on this critical route.

The 260-meter-long PSC bridge over NH- 48 between Delhi & Chennai, one of India’s busiest highways, is completed at Navsari, Gujarat. The bridge is located between Surat and Bilimora Bullet Train station pic.twitter.com/1f1Z4uCAZ5

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The completion of the bridge is a key development in Gujarat’s transport infrastructure, expected to handle the high traffic volumes with greater ease and safety. This project highlights ongoing efforts to modernize and expand India’s transportation network, supporting smoother and safer commutes for thousands of travelers.

For a visual perspective on this infrastructure achievement, images of the completed bridge are available in the attached tweet. This completion marks an important step forward in the enhancement of regional connectivity and infrastructure development.

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