Motorway M-9 (Pakistan)
| Motorway M-9 in Pakistan | |
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| Operator: | National Highway Authority |
| Start of the street: | Karachi |
| End of street: | Hyderabad |
| Overall length: | 136 km |
| of which under construction: | 136 km |
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| Development condition: | 2 × 3 lanes |
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| The M-9 Motorway near Jamshoro | |
The M-9 Motorway is a highway under construction in Pakistan . The highway runs in an east-west direction from Karachi to Hyderabad in the south of the country and is 136 kilometers long.
construction
Originally the road was called "Super Highway" because it was signposted as "National Highway" due to the development of two lanes per lane.
modernization
In May 2011 the tender for the extension to the "Motorway" was started by the National Highway Authority . In January 2012, a public-private partnership contract was signed with the Malay construction company Bina Puri Holdings Bhd . As operator model was Build Operate Transfer (BOT) set. The construction costs are around 24.93 billion Pakistani rupees (equivalent to 203.8 million euros ).
From 2012 to 2015 the road will be expanded and modernized so that in future it will be signposted as a “Motorway” with the numbering M-9 . The road will be expanded to three lanes per lane. The three-year construction period will begin in February 2012; After completion, the motorway will be operated for 25 years by the construction company as the operating company. The concession therefore lasts for 28 years.
course
The following towns are along the planned route:
Facilities
After the modernization, the motorway will have seven motorway junctions / triangles and junctions, two motorway service stations and 16 toll stations at the exits.
Web links
- M9 (Pakistan) on www.wegenwiki.nl, accessed November 23, 2012.
