Commuters in northeast Delhi may soon get relief from traffic jams as the city's first integrated double-decker Metro and flyover project is set to become operational by December. The structure will have a Metro line running on the upper deck and a road flyover below, making it a unique infrastructure in the capital. Designed to ease congestion on some of the busiest roads in the area, the project combines two modes of transport in a single corridor. Officials said the integrated design will save space and reduce travel time for daily commuters. The project has been under construction for several years and is expected to significantly improve connectivity in the region. Once completed, it will be the first such structure in Delhi, though similar double-decker flyovers exist in other Indian cities. The exact location and length of the project were not specified in the report, but it is aimed at tackling chronic traffic issues in northeast Delhi. The announcement comes as the city continues to expand its public transport network. Commuters have long faced delays due to frequent traffic bottlenecks in the area. The new integrated structure is expected to provide a smoother and faster commute for thousands of people using both the Metro and roadways. Local authorities hope that the project will set a precedent for future infrastructure developments in the city.