Records That Make the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway Unlike Any Other | Tigers Cross This Road

A road with the world's tallest wildlife overpass. A road where fighter jets can make emergency landings if needed. And a road that will cut the travel time between India's two biggest cities in half. All three belong to one single project — the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. In this video, discover the 5 records that make this expressway far more than just a road: 🔹 Record 1: World's longest access-controlled highway — 1,386 km 🔹 Record 2: World's tallest wildlife overpass — near the Ranthambore-Mukundra Tiger Corridor 🔹 Record 3: An emergency fighter jet landing strip built in Rajasthan 🔹 Record 4: Barrier-free Multi-Lane Free Flow tolling technology 🔹 Record 5: Delhi-Mumbai travel time cut from 24 hours to just 12 Over ₹71,700 crore has already been spent on this project, and in August 2026, Delhi's final missing link — the DND Flyway to Jaitpur stretch — opened for trial runs. 🔔 Subscribe for more hidden infrastructure stories from India! 💬 Which of these five records surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments. (Note: All dates, distances and figures are based on official government/NHAI reports; timelines for under-construction sections may change.)