If you travel on highways often, you may be interested in the latest news regarding toll collection. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari is considering implementing a GPS-based tolling system on National Highways.
This system will involve issuing tenders for the project, and it aims to reduce traffic congestion by charging tolls based on the distance covered by vehicles.
Government Initiative
Minister Nitin Gadkari mentioned that the main goal of this system is to address traffic issues caused by vehicles stopping at toll booths.
With the GPS-based tolling system, tolls will be calculated based on the distance traveled by vehicles, eliminating the need for vehicles to stop unnecessarily.
Testing for this new system has already begun, with cameras being used to verify vehicle number plates to ensure a smooth implementation.
Implementation Process
The Ministry of Road Transport and State Highways will soon launch the tender for this project. The GPS-based tolling system will provide real-time information on the distance covered by vehicles, making the toll collection process more efficient.
Once implemented, this system will help in reducing traffic congestion and ensuring a seamless toll collection process on highways.
News Summary
- Union Minister Nitin Gadkari plans to introduce a GPS-based tolling system on National Highways to reduce traffic congestion.
- The purpose of this system is to charge tolls based on the distance covered by vehicles, eliminating the need for vehicles to stop at toll booths.
- Testing for the implementation of this system has already begun, with the use of cameras to verify vehicle number plates.
- The Ministry of Road Transport and State Highways will soon issue a tender for the project to implement the GPS-based tolling system on highways.
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