The 189-km Darbhanga–Amas Expressway, the state's first access-controlled greenfield expressway, is in its final stages in Darbhanga district.
Being developed by NHAI under the Bharatmala programme, the Darbhanga–Amas Expressway (NH-119D) will link North and South Bihar with direct, faster connectivity.
It is built as a four-lane road with provision to widen to six lanes. A CAT-II instrument landing system is also being installed nearby for Darbhanga Airport, which will support flights in low visibility.
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