NHAI To Deploy Network Survey Vehicles To Track The Condition Of National Highways
by Arun Kumar Das - Apr 14, 2021 05:13 AM
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The NSV will use the latest survey techniques to assess distresses on the road surface and help in enhancing the quality of the highways.
In an effort to provide better roads to commuters, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has decided to deploy network survey vehicle (NSV) to supervise and help maintain the quality of National Highways.
Carrying out a road condition survey using NSV on the National Highways has been made mandatory at the time of certifying completion of the project and every six months thereafter. The provision has also been included as a part of the standard bidding document of consultancy services.
Deployment of Network Survey Vehicle now mandatory; will help improve road quality Updated Apr 14, 2021 | 18:40 IST
The data collected through NSV survey shall be uploaded on NHAI s AI based portal Data Lake, where it will be analysed by Road Asset Management Cell (RAMS Cell). Deployment of Network Survey Vehicle now mandatory; will help improve road quality
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on Tuesday said it has made deployment of Network Survey Vehicle (NSV) mandatory to ensure better quality of roads. NSV uses high resolution camera to capture images of highways and has several other features. In line with its commitment to provide better roads to commuters, NHAI has decided to deploy Network Survey Vehicle (NSV) to enhance quality of the National Highways. Carrying out road condition survey using NSV on the National Highways has been made mandatory at the time of certifying completion of the project and every six months thereafter,
The survey will also provide data insights relating road furniture and side drains.
The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) announced the mandatory use of the Network Survey Vehicle (NSV) in order to maintain and enhance the quality of national highways. According to a recent statement released by the Ministry of Road, Transport, and Highways, the national survey vehicle will be deployed to carry out the road condition survey. The statement added that the survey using NSV on national highways is now compulsory at the time of the certifying completion of the project and every six months thereafter.
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To provide better roads to commuters, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has decided to deploy Network Survey Vehicle (NSV) to enhance the quality of the National Highways.
Carrying out a road condition survey using NSV on the National Highways has been made mandatory at the time of certifying completion of the project and every six months thereafter. The provision has also been included as a part of the standard bidding document of consultancy services, said a release.
NHAI makes deployment of Network Survey Vehicle mandatory to improve road quality
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Synopsis NHAI has decided to deploy Network Survey Vehicle to enhance quality of the National Highways. Carrying out road condition survey using NSV on the National Highways has been made mandatory at the time of certifying completion of the project and every six months thereafter, the NHAI said in a statement.
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NSV uses high resolution camera to capture images of highways and has several other features.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on Tuesday said it has made deployment of Network Survey Vehicle (NSV) mandatory to ensure better quality of roads. NSV uses high resolution camera to capture images of highways and has several other features.