The flyover will connect the Ambience Mall end of the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway with Cyber City, allowing motorists to bypass congestion near Moulsari Avenue and Shankar Chowk. It will run from the Sirhaul Border towards Cyber City along the Delhi-to-Jaipur side of the expressway, parallel to the existing highway flyover and above the service road.
The project also includes an underpass connecting Moulsari Avenue to the Delhi-bound carriageway of the expressway. Three additional underpasses will link DLF developments with Moulsari Avenue. Vehicles using the U-turn underpass near Ambience Mall will be able to access the flyover towards Cyber City and Iffco Chowk.
Construction will begin after a traffic management plan receives approval from the traffic police and local authorities. The plan is to be prepared within a month, while construction is scheduled to take 18 months. NHAI has made traffic management a condition of its approval and directed that the plan be implemented before each construction stage.
The Sirhaul Border-Shankar Chowk corridor is among the busiest stretches of the expressway during morning and evening peak hours. A DLF-commissioned traffic study conducted in August 2025 recorded 52,700 passenger car units per hour on the Delhi stretch, above its design capacity. It also recorded 13,000-16,000 passenger car units per hour on the Udyog Vihar-Cyber City corridor and 20,800 passenger car units per hour at the Moulsari Avenue junction. The study recommended grade-separated infrastructure to separate conflicting traffic movements and reduce congestion.