Delhi Chief Minister Atishi inaugurated the six-lane, 1.12-km Punjabi Bagh Flyover on January 2, 2025. It bypasses three traffic lights and connects Azadpur to Najafgarh via Punjabi Bagh, Basai Darapur and Paschim Vihar, improving travel between Azadpur, Raja Garden, Paschim Vihar, Najafgarh and ESI Hospital.

The flyover is expected to save 11 lakh litres of fuel annually, reduce pollution by an amount equivalent to planting 65,000 trees and save commuters 40,000 hours daily. Atishi said it would ease traffic for more than 3 lakh people; the article also states that around 3.45 lakh people are expected to use it daily. It complements the Moti Nagar Flyover, converted from a single-lane to a double-lane structure in March 2024.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi inaugurated the six-lane Punjabi Bagh Club Road flyover on January 2, 2025. The Public Works Department said it crosses three red-light intersections and will reduce travel time, benefiting Punjabi Bagh and Madipur. Atishi said 3 lakh people would get relief; she also estimated the flyover would benefit approximately 3.45 lakh people daily, save 40,800 hours each day and save 11 lakh litres of petrol and diesel annually. She called it the 39th flyover built in Delhi in the 10 years under the AAP government.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi inaugurated the six-lane, 1.12km Club Road flyover on January 2, 2025. Running between ESI-Basaidarapur Metro station and the Najafgarh drain, it allows commuters to bypass three traffic signals. Atishi said it would save 40,800 commuter-hours daily and 1.1 million litres of petrol and diesel annually, with pollution reductions equivalent to planting 65,000 trees. She said it was the 39th flyover inaugurated since the Aam Aadmi Party came to power 10 years ago.

The flyover is part of an elevated corridor between Punjabi Bagh and Raja Garden, benefiting commuters travelling to or from Punjabi Bagh, Basai Darapur, Paschim Vihar, Raja Garden and Moti Bagh. The corridor’s first section, the Moti Nagar flyover, was inaugurated by former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on March 13, 2024. A subway is also being built near Punjabi Bagh; the project is estimated to cost ₹352.32 crore.

The Club Road flyover was ready in August 2024 but awaited forest department permission to cut or transplant a median tree, which remains barricaded. The project still needs permission to fell 33 trees, including that tree. Utility-shifting delays—including high-tension cables and a water pipeline—caused it to miss December 2023 and February 2024 deadlines.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi opened the six-lane Punjabi Bagh flyover in western Delhi on Thursday, January 2, 2025. Around 3.45 lakh commuters are expected to benefit daily.

Delhi’s Public Works Department (PWD) plans a Y-shaped flyover at the Terminal-1 intersection, where Dwarka Road and Ullan Batar Road meet near NSG headquarters. One arm would connect NSG headquarters to Mehram Nagar East; the other would lead towards Dwarka Road, bypassing traffic signals and separating local traffic from surface-level movement. The stretch carries 3,500–5,200 passenger car units (PCU) per hour on Ullan Batar Road, 300–4,500 PCU on Dwarka Road from the east junction, 2,500–3,500 PCU on the NH48 Gurugram side, and 1,000 PCU of local traffic. More than 150,000–200,000 vehicles cross it in 24 hours.

PWD has invited bids for feasibility studies for an approximately 8-km elevated road linking Rani Jhansi Road to Punjabi Bagh West Metro Station via Anand Parbat and Zakhira, and a 0.5-km underpass near Crown Plaza red light in Mayur Vihar. In April, minister Parvesh Verma said 18 flyover and corridor projects were at planning or feasibility stages. Proposals include congestion measures along 55 km of Mahatma Gandhi Marg on the Outer Ring Road; a 20-km corridor along the Western Yamuna Canal (Munak Canal); extending UER-II towards Narela Metro station; a 4-km intervention at Shadipur Depot and another at ITO; a 6-km corridor from Nanaksar Gurudwara T-point to the Delhi–Uttar Pradesh border in Tronica City; and a 2.20-km corridor from Zakhira crossing to Karampura flyover.