Of Maharashtra's longest flyover....

With the second half of the 5.71km elevated corridor almost complete, the entire flyover on the Mumbai-Agra national highway passing through Nashik will be thrown open to traffic within a week.
The flyover is the longest in the state and the third largest in the country, a press release issued by guardian minister Chhagan Bhujbal has said.
According to officials of PNG Tollways, the company that has built the flyover, the only work left on the flyover is the finishing touches that are being given to the stretch from Dwarka to K K Wagh College.
The other half of the flyover — from Indiranagar jogging track to Dwarka — has already been opened to traffic.