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- Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde on Sunday laid the foundation stone for the Rs 200-crore Teen Hath Naka Traffic Improvement Project at Thane.
- The MMRDA project involves a 2.76km elevated corridor, including a 1.9km U-shaped flyover and connecting links, aimed at decongesting one of Asia's busiest junctions.
- Once complete, four of the seven major traffic movements at the junction will be signal-free.
- The project, conceptualised when Shinde was chief minister, is expected to take 18 months once work begins.
What to watch next
- When construction actually commences and whether the 18-month completion deadline is met
- Progress on the elevated links connecting to the Mumbai-bound flyover lane and the new Thane railway station
- Whether signal-free movements measurably cut the previously reported 15-minute signal waits
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