national highways

Govt Pledges To Construct 18,000 Kms Of National Highways In Next 12 Months: 50Kms/Day Is The Target! Road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari said that the government aims to construct 18,000 km of highways in 2022-23 in…

Govt Increases Toll Charges By Upto Rs 65: Road Trips This Summer Will Be Expensive Now The Centre is increasing toll tax on the national highways from April 1 due to a hike in fuel prices. Range Of Hikes The toll on national…

In the next two years alone, 700 charging stations should be set up. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will install charging stations for electric vehicles (EV) every 40 to 60 kilometres on national highways. National…

The tech required to make the GPS-based tolling plans come to life is not available in India. The government has begun work on a project which will replace existing toll plazas with GPS-based tolling system. The Advantages This…

As per Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, cases of drunk driving will lead to imprisonment or fine, or both. The Supreme Court has issued directions to put a stop on the grant of licenses for liquor stores for sale on…

Govt Will Roll Out Highway Projects Worth Rs 50,000 Crore This Year; Aims To Develop 4500 Kms Of National Highways The central government is targeting its efforts on providing a solid highway network that links the border regions. The…

Deadline for mandatory pay of toll taxes on highways via FASTags, to be extended from January 1. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) had notified all  four-wheelers on Indian roads to compulsorily have FASTags, effective…

All Speed Breakers Will Be Removed From National Highways: This Will Save 10,000 Lives In a big decision, Govt of India has declared that speed breakers will be removed from every national highway in India. This is an important…

If you frequently travel on National Highways, you are sure to come across long lines at Toll Collection booths. It slows down the journey tremendously in addition to creating traffic snarls. But this could soon be thing of past.…

There are total 6 metro cities in India. Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad. The population in these cities has already saturated and most of these cities are crumbling under their own weight. Their perennial problems…