Fastest Travel from Delhi to Golden Temple, Vaishno Devi, via the newly opened Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway

The most important aspect of the expressway will be its reduction of travel time between Delhi and Katra. It is 135-km stretch that will connect the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) Expressway to the Punjab border in Kaithal district, thus making the journey quicker and hassle-free.
The expressway passes through the Haryana Jhajjar district and has safety and aesthetics in its design as well, with strong railings on either side of the road to prevent animals from passing onto the expressway

The expressway is access-controlled, meaning only authorised vehicles can enter, and is constructed with four lanes for carrying out high-speed travel.
Light vehicles can operate at a speed as high as 120 km/h, while heavy vehicles are restricted to 80 km/h.
The modern expressway also incorporates an innovative toll collection system that eliminates the traditional physical toll booths; rather, it is designed with stream-lined payments and delays absent. Besides, the road designs include fountains on the central divider to add aesthetic value and for irrigation purposes.
The highway accepts both light and heavy vehicles; however, motorcycles and autorickshaws are not permitted. To make it more convenient, clear markings are provided every 100 meters for safety and so that drivers know of any new updates or restrictions.

Light Motor Vehicles (Cars, Jeeps): 240 one way and ?360 round trip.
Light Commercial Vehicles: 385 one-way and 580 return journey
Two-Axle Buses and Trucks: 805 one way and 1,210 round trip.
Three-Axle Commercial Vehicles: 880 one-way, 1,320 for both directions.

Once fully operational, the Delhi-Katra Expressway, which spans approximately 669 km, is expected to make the journey from Delhi to Katra a breeze, reducing the travel time to about six hours. Travellers can now leave Delhi at 6 AM and reach Katra by noon.