Are you looking for the latest updates on the Dhaka Ashulia Elevated Expressway Airport to Dhaka EPZ? In this video, I will provide you with all the essential details related to this project's progress, development, and construction. Discover how this expressway can reduce your traveling time and make commuting convenient! Take advantage of this opportunity to get informed about one of Bangladesh's most significant infrastructure undertakings.
The Dhaka Ashulia elevated expressway route will link the south of Dhaka with the north of Dhaka. It will connect the capital to different parts of the city, passing through different neighborhoods and townships.
The elevated expressway route is expected to ease traffic congestion in Dhaka and make it easier for people to commute between different parts of the city. The construction of this elevated expressway route was approved by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on December 29, 2017. The project is expected to be completed in 2021 at the cost of Tk 4,000 crore.
This is the first map of Dhaka’s elevated expressway. It was created by Dhaka Metropolitan Development Authority (DMDA) and showed the route of the elevated expressway from its beginning at Ashulia to its end at Gulshan.
The map is divided into sections, and each section has a different color. The color of each section represents the number of lanes in that section. For example, there are five lanes in Section 1, 2 lanes in Section 2, 3 lanes in Section 3, 4 lanes in Section 4, and 5 lanes in Section 5.
The Dhaka Ashulia elevated expressway map also includes a legend that explains what each color represents.
The Dhaka Ashulia Elevated Expressway's latest news is a 4.4km long elevated expressway that connects Dhanmondi in the north with Uttara in the south. The expressway will have five interchanges, and it will reduce traffic on other major roads.
The elevated expressway project began in April 2016 and was completed in December 2017.
The construction of the Dhaka Ashulia elevated expressway is a project that will connect Dhaka to the rest of the country. The construction is expected to be completed by 2019.
The project is divided into two parts:
The first part will start from Motijheel and end at Bangabandhu Bridge. It will have an 11-kilometer-long flyover, with a total length of 17 kilometers and a total width of 37 meters. It will also have a 4-kilometer-long causeway and two 2-kilometer-long viaducts. The cost for this part is estimated at Tk 2,632 crore (US$ 453 million).
The second part starts from Bangabandhu Bridge and ends in Ashulia. This part has three 8-kilometer-long viaducts, with a total length of 24 kilometers and a total width of 38 meters. It also has one 6-kilometer-long causeway with an estimated cost.
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