The new rule to limit the number of speeding-related accidents on the Yamuna Expressway will be implemented by the authorities.
On the expressway, cars will require more than 99 minutes to complete the journey, while large vehicles will take more than 124 minutes.Vehicles that complete the journey ahead of schedule will be fined via an online challan.
In an interaction, Arunveer Singh, CEO Yamuna Authority said,” All the work is going on for safety measures on Yamuna Expressway. Whatever is better will be done. Right now the work of installing crash beam barriers on both sides of the divider is going on,” quoted as saying by Live Hindustan.
Time Booths
The government will instal time booths on the expressway’s Jewar and Agra sections to track how long motorists spend on the road.
Previously, authorities would evaluate how long it took a car to travel between two toll booths to determine if it was speeding.
After installing the time booth, it will be known which vehicle has boarded the expressway when and based on the, if found to flout the speed norms, challans will be issued by the authority.
Under the new system, if you cross the 165 km long expressway is less than the stipulated time, then you will be asked to pay the fine.
Preventing Rash Driving And Accidents On The Yamuna Expressway
The Yamuna Expressway is 165 kilometres long. Cars are only allowed to travel at a maximum speed of 100 km/h on the route.
Crash Beam Barriers are being installed on both sides of the Yamuna Expressway divider at present. If a car is involved in an accident, it will not be able to proceed to the other lane. Crash Barriers will help extensively in saving lives and provide safety. The work is being done by a Gujarati company.
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