In collaboration with the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority and the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), the Foundation is developing Foot-over Bridges (FOBs), pedestrian walkways and subways at high-traffic junctions. These initiatives prioritise the safety and mobility of senior citizens, children, women, and persons with disabilities by developing universally accessible pedestrian walkways.
The Foot-over Bridge on Raghvendra Marg, Gurugram, serves as a vital pedestrian link between Chakarpur village, Sikanderpur, and Ashoka Crescent Marg. Designed to provide a safe and accessible crossing over the busy, high-speed road, the FOB enabled safe mobility for all pedestrians, including senior citizens and persons with disabilities. It reduced the risk of accidents, strengthens connectivity between key community locations, and enhances overall accessibility.
DLF Foundation also maintains the FOB, to ensure cleanliness, safety and smooth functioning. During FY 2025–26, 18,89,153 lakh pedestrian crossings were recorded, and the project contributed significantly to improved pedestrian safety and traffic flow.
The pedestrian subway at Shankar Chowk on NH-48 has been developed to enhance safe public movement between Udyog Vihar and Moulsari Avenue Metro Station, a busy corridor in Gurugram. The subway provides a secure alternative to highway-crossing, improving pedestrian mobility and reducing accident risk. Equipped with universal accessibility features including elevators, escalators, ramps, stairways, and adequate lighting, it ensures safe accessibility for seniors and persons with disabilities. From December 2025 to March 2026, the subway has recorded 5,29,109 pedestrian crossings.
Escalators for pedestrians
Lifts for differently-abled 
Directional signage
CCTV cameras
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