Physical toll plaza system to end, says Nitin Gadkari, here's what will replace it

Avidar told Katam Kareato, satellite based toll system bank account. This is the latest announcement by the Union Rd. Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari. The old toll collection system is about to go. In its place, the center is planning to introduce a satellite based toll collection system. Now currently there are physical toll plazas where you stop your car to pay. Earlier all transactions were cash based and now with the fast tag, these transactions have become online. But what if there were no toll plazas? You did not have to stop anywhere. There were no lines and the money would get deducted on its own. This will happen in the satellite based toll collection system. Under the system, money will be deducted directly from one’s bank account based on the distance they have travelled. GPS Pay Hamare cable Rd. key entry for camera reggae GPS per aapka image cache karega or Johnson jaoge mahar jasse niklove wahni paisa katega. Now one of the major reasons to do this is to ease the traffic on the major highways and to make the process more digitized. The introduction of Fasttag has already reduced the average waiting time at toll plazas to 47 seconds, a significant improvement from the previous average of 714 seconds. The new satellite based method would be able to save time and fuel usage. To explain this, Nitin Gadkari gave an example listen in Samay Bastion. Mumbai SE Puna anika novante lakette abdo gante diesel Vista. At some ever stand to naturally escape at Lemon throw about delivery to be public, private investments and local. The Union Minister of Transport and Highways has a herculean task at hand to make India’s road network at par with that of the USA by the end of 2024. He is confident that he can do it. In April, November of the current fiscal year, there has been a 10% increase in construction and expansion activities. However, the allocation of new construction projects. Seen a decline of 52% this year. For more informative videos like this, keep watching India Today news MORE.