Chromepet Flyover, Vehicle bridge in Chromepet, Chennai, India

Chromepet Flyover is an elevated rotary interchange in Chennai that carries traffic over the busy GST Road, linking the Madras Institute of Technology area with adjacent neighborhoods. The structure features separate lanes designed to accommodate cars and other vehicles moving through the intersection.

The flyover was constructed during Chennai's rapid urban expansion to handle mounting traffic in the fast-growing Chromepet region. It emerged as a response to increasing transportation demands as the area developed into a major commercial and educational hub.

The flyover is a rotary interchange, so traffic circles between the GST Road (NH 45) carriageway and the ramp down to the Madras Institute of Technology gate rather than crossing on a straight deck. Its name comes from Chromepet, the neighbourhood on the GST Road where it stands.

The flyover allows commuters to bypass the congested GST Road and reduce travel time between key areas. Plan to use it during off-peak hours if you prefer lighter traffic flow.

The flyover is a rotary-type interchange: instead of a straight ramp, traffic loops through a circular elevated junction to move between GST Road (NH 45) and the Madras Institute of Technology gate. Look for the round elevated deck where the connecting arms meet.