Access Controlled Greenfield Highway is a newly built highway on a fresh alignment with fully restricted entry and exit

• Access Controlled Greenfield Highway is a newly built highway on a fresh alignment with fully restricted entry and exit

• Entry and exit allowed only through designated interchanges – no direct village or local road access

• Designed for high speed travel (generally 100–120 kilometres per hour or more)

• No traffic signals, no railway crossings, and no roadside interruptions

• Separate service roads provided for local traffic movement

• Built with modern features like grade separators, flyovers, and controlled toll plazas

• Improves travel time, fuel efficiency, and road safety

• Example – Delhi–Mumbai Expressway.