Indore's 32 km metro project, currently under construction, aims to connect Gandhi Nagar to Robot via Super Corridor, MR-10, Vijay Nagar, and Radisson Chowk. Crash barriers are being built along the completed sections, funded by the Metro Corporation but constructed by separate agencies. The Indore Development Authority (IDA) is building these...
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barriers along the 8km stretch from Gandhi Nagar to MR-10, costing ₹8 crores. While the entire project is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, efforts are being made to operationalize the Gandhi Nagar to Robot section within a year. The 5.5km priority corridor is almost ready, with a trial run conducted by the former Chief Minister. However, the airport-Gandhi Nagar section is yet to be started, which will likely impact passenger numbers on the track. The entire metro project is being built in phases, with the elevated corridor from Gandhi Nagar to MR-10, Vijay Nagar, and Robot Chowk currently under construction. The construction between Radisson and Robot is progressing at a rapid pace. The crash barriers are being constructed to prevent large vehicles from colliding with the metro pillars, thus minimizing the risk of accidents. These 4 feet high barriers will have a green belt between them, similar to the central dividers on roads and green belts on national highways. Once completed, the metro company will plant attractive flowers and plants in the green belt and maintain them.