Crisil Ratings in a note issued on Monday said that the healthy order book position of the road EPC companies, which stands at over 3 times revenue at present, is expected to improve further supported by new project awarding momentum.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has announced that if there is a queue waiting for vehicles more than 100 m, vehicles will be allowed to pass without paying a toll. “If there is a queue of waiting vehicles of more than 100 m due to some reason, the vehicles will be allowed to pass without paying a toll. For this purpose, a yellow line at a distance of 100 m
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These guidelines have been issued by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) as it seeks to minimise waiting time at toll plazas and ensure service time of not more than 10 seconds per vehicle even during peak hours.
For this purpose, a yellow line at a distance of 100 meters from the toll booth will be marked in each toll lane, the NHAI said, adding that this is to inculcate a further sense of accountability in toll plaza operators.
The NHAI said these guidelines are aimed at ensuring minimal waiting time at the toll plazas .
In order to make traveling easier and for quicker passage of vehicles through the toll plaza, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has brought in new norms and guidelines so that it reduces the time of the movement of vehicles.
India News: NEW DELHI: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on Wednesday announced that yellow lines will be drawn at 100 meters at every toll lane and.
Noting that although at most of the toll plazas, there is no waiting time after the mandatory 100 per cent FASTag, the NHAI said, "even then if there is a queue of waiting vehicles of more than 100 metres due to some reason, the vehicles will be allowed to pass without paying toll till the queue comes within 100 meters from the toll booth".