The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is set to commence construction on a 52-95-kilometre cycling corridor along the Yamuna floodplains, following final approval from the National Green Tribunal (NGT). The first phase will cover 24.15 km from the Old Railway Bridge to NH-24 and is expected to begin shortly, with a construction timeline of approximately 12 months. This project aims to create a continuous non-motorised loop that enhances public access to the river while ensuring ecological safeguards. The overall corridor is planned to be completed over three years. The design incorporates nature-based elements to minimize environmental impact, utilizing permeable materials and avoiding permanent constructions in sensitive floodplain areas. Facilities along the corridor will include cycle docking stations, parking areas, and shaded rest points, promoting public health and connectivity between existing green spaces. The DDA aims to integrate over 1,700 hectares of floodplains into accessible public spaces, enhancing the interface between the river and the city.