The 83rd Annual Session of the Indian Roads Congress (IRC) held in Raipur was a significant event dedicated to deliberating on the future of India’s road infrastructure. This gathering brought together policymakers, experts, and leaders from various sectors to envision a smarter, safer, and more efficient transport system for India.
Guided by the vision of Honourable Road Transport and Highways Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari Ji, along with the support of Honourable Minister of State MoRTH Shri Ajay Tamta Ji, the Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, the Deputy Chief Minister, and other dedicated leaders, the event underscored our collective commitment to creating safer, more efficient, and smarter roads for all.
India’s highways are on the brink of a transformative leap with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) launching the nation’s first Multi-Lane Free-Flow Tolling (MLFF) system on the Dwarka Expressway.
Imagine crossing toll plazas without stopping- India’s highways are close to this reality!
The NHAI is all set to launch its first Multi-Lane Free-Flowing (MLFF) toll system on the Dwarka Expressway without having the traditional toll booths.
Road accidents claim millions of lives every year and leave countless individuals with life-altering injuries. Recognizing the urgency to address this global issue, the United Nations launched the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week.
Road accidents claim millions of lives every year and leave countless individuals with life-altering injuries. Recognizing the urgency to address this global issue, the United Nations launched the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week.
Road accidents claim millions of lives every year and leave countless individuals with life-altering injuries. Recognizing the urgency to address this global issue, the United Nations launched the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week.
Road accidents claim millions of lives every year and leave countless individuals with life-altering injuries. Recognizing the urgency to address this global issue, the United Nations launched the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week.
FASTag is a revolutionary technology that has transformed the way toll payments are made in India. It was introduced by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) in 2014, with the aim of reducing congestion at toll plazas and promoting digital payments.
The road transport and highways ministry (MoRTH) has received a big push with the Union Budget raising the allocation by 36 percent to around Rs 2.7 lakh crore for 2023-24.