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Home News Chennai ring road project due for completion

Chennai ring road project due for completion

The Chennai ring road project is due for completion.

by Mike Woof
February 20, 2025
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A new tolled ring road will be built for Chennai in India – image courtesy of © Jaya Kumar| Dreamstime.com

A new tolled ring road will be built for Chennai in India – image courtesy of © Jaya Kumar| Dreamstime.com

The new Chennai tolled ring road project in India is due for completion in late 2025. The 133km Peripheral Ring Road project will link Ennore Port to Poonjeri. This will be the first access-controlled corridor for Chennai.

The Chennai ring road project will facilitate traffic growth in Tamil Nadu, in line with the growing importance of the area for India’s commercial and industrial sectors.

Meanwhile, a new project is due to commence for a section of NH-766, linking Mysuru-Nanjangud. The project is being managed by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).A key aim of the project will be to boost capacity, traffic flow and safety by reducing crashes along this route. Underpasses and overpasses will be built while new markings, signage and junctions will be installed.

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