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Delhi–Mumbai Expressway Accidents Today — Live Corridor Watch

Quick answer: 0 news reports naming the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway in the last 24 hours, 3 in the last 7 days (headlines state 2 deaths); 0 official live incidents on or near the road right now; 2 geocoded reports within 20 km. The Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is the 1,350-km access-controlled expressway under phased opening through Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.

0
Reports naming the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway
last 24 hours
3
Last 7 days
headline mentions
0
Official incidents now
within 20 km of the road
1,350
Kilometres
8 waypoints · Sohna → Mumbai (JNPT)
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Headlines

Latest reports naming the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway

News items from the last 7 days whose headline names the road, country-matched. Every item links to the publisher.

Official feeds

Live incidents on or near the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway right now

Transport-authority and traffic-data incidents within 20 km of the centreline, nearest first.

No official live incident inside the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway corridor at the moment. Feeds are re-read every 15 minutes.

Geocoded

Accident reports placed within 20 km of the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway (24 h)

City-level placements from the live feed — the dot marks the city named in the headline, not the exact carriageway.

Questions

Delhi–Mumbai Expressway — FAQ

Is there an accident on the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway today?
No news report naming the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway has reached our feeds in the last 24 hours. The list below shows the most recent mentions from the last 7 days; official live incidents inside the corridor appear in the table when an authority publishes them.
Where does this Delhi–Mumbai Expressway page get its data?
Three places, none of them estimated: (1) news headlines from GDELT, Google News RSS and GNews that name the road, country-matched so the British M1 and the Pakistani M-1 are never mixed up; (2) official incident feeds already on this site (511 systems, state DOT ArcGIS layers, city feeds, MapQuest) filtered to points within 20 km of the road's centreline; (3) the live traffic-camera index for cameras nearest to each waypoint.
How is 'near the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway' defined?
The road is stored as 8 waypoints (Sohna, Dausa, Sawai Madhopur, Kota…). A report or incident counts as on the corridor when it lies within 20 km of the line between those waypoints. City-level geocoded reports are approximate by nature — they mark the city, not the exact carriageway.
What should I do if I am in a crash on the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
Get to a safe place away from live lanes if you can, call 112 / 1033, and give the direction, junction or mile marker. Do not stand between vehicles or on the hard shoulder longer than necessary. This page is informational and updates every 15 minutes; it is not an emergency service.
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