NHAI high-speed corridor rules set lane, exit and tolling standards
NHAI’s new design guidelines set traffic-based lane widths, controlled ramps, advance exit signs and future MLFF provisions for…
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- HIGHWAY RULES NHAI Sets Future Corridor Standards New design guidelines cover lanes, ramps, exits, drainage and barrierless tolling layouts.
- THE TARGET A Nationwide Corridor Plan 50,000 km The roadmap covers access-controlled high-speed corridors under Viksit Bharat 2047.
- LANE DESIGN Traffic Will Decide Capacity 60–70 m Specified traffic bands lead to corridor widths of 60 metres or 70 metres.
- DRIVER SAFETY Ramps Replace Surface Crossings 5 km The first full overhead exit warning is planned 5 km before a future exit.
- READ THE FULL STORY Existing Tolls Do Not Change The guidelines shape future projects; current routes still follow their notified rules and fees.
- READ THE FULL STORY Get the full breakdown Sources, numbers and what to watch next.