Lucknow is set to enhance its urban connectivity with the expansion of the Green Corridor, which will include a new 1.8-kilometre four-lane road linking army land to Mari Mata Temple. This project, overseen by the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA), aims to alleviate traffic congestion for nearly 10 lakh residents. The estimated cost of the project is ₹33 crore (approximately $4 million USD). The new road will improve access to key locations, including the Police Headquarters and Omax City, while also benefiting commuters from densely populated areas like Khadra and Sitapur Road. LDA Vice Chairman Prathamesh Kumar emphasized the importance of timely completion, directing officials to expedite progress. In conjunction with this, a 1.5-kilometre road overbridge between Paik Pul and Daliganj is also being prioritized, with a completion deadline set for June 15. This expansion is expected to streamline travel and significantly enhance the overall utility of the Green Corridor.