India Embraces Satellite-Based Tolling for Seamless Highway Travel

The Indian government is introducing a revolutionary satellite-based toll collection system that promises to eliminate long queues at highway toll plazas and provide a smoother, more efficient travel experience. This new system, utilizing GPS technology and on-board units, will allow vehicles to pay tolls automatically based on the distance traveled, leading to a hassle-free journey for drivers.

Bus Crash in Turkey Kills 9, Injures 26

A bus accident in Turkey has claimed the lives of nine people and injured 26 others. The bus, traveling from Eskisehir to Agri, swerved off a highway and crashed into an overpass pillar near Polatli. Preliminary investigations suggest the driver may have fallen asleep. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.

Delhi-Mumbai Expressway Completion Pushed Back to October 2025

The much-anticipated Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, aimed at cutting travel time between the two cities to 12 hours, has been delayed once again. The project, initially slated for completion by the end of 2024, will now be finished by October 2025, as announced by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Despite being 80% complete, construction delays have pushed back the deadline. The 1,386 km expressway will significantly reduce travel time between Delhi and Mumbai and other cities along its route, with speeds reaching 120 kmph.

Dubai Green Spine: Transforming E311 into the ‘World’s Greenest Highway’

Dubai is adding another ambitious project to its landscape, the ‘Dubai Green Spine’. This 64-kilometer highway will act as a sustainable corridor with a solar-powered tram system, over a million trees, native flora, pedestrian and cycling paths, energy-efficient buildings, and vertical farms. This initiative aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions and make Dubai a more livable and human-centric city.

Arunachal Pradesh Highway Hit by Landslide, Connectivity Disrupted

A massive landslide has occurred on the highway between Hunli and Anini in Arunachal Pradesh, causing a deep cut in the road and disrupting connectivity to Dibang Valley. Chief Minister Pema Khandu has ordered immediate restoration efforts to reconnect the vital route. The landslide, captured on video, shows a wide and deep gash in the highway, with rainwater gushing through. Arunachal Pradesh has experienced a 3.0 magnitude earthquake in the West Kameng region recently, raising concerns about geological instability in the area.

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