NHAI

NHAI has begun demolishing encroachments on the service lanes of the Chennai-Bengaluru Highway in Vellore. The initiative targets unauthorized structures obstructing the highway.

NHAI has revised toll charges on the Bengaluru-Nelamangala and Bengaluru-Kolar highway stretches. The updated rates apply to toll plazas on NH-48 and NH-75, including Hedaginabele, Agrahara, Krishnarajapura, and Sundarapalya.

NHAI is set to redesign a stretch of NH-66 at Cheruvathur. The project aims to improve infrastructure along this highway segment.

NHAI officials visited the Moolampilly rehabilitation site. The visit focused on assessing progress at the location.

The Centre has approved a 6-lane road project connecting Dwarka Expressway to Vasant Kunj, to be developed by NHAI at ₹6,969.67 crore under the Hybrid Annuity Model.

NHAI has resumed work on the elevated corridor of the Chennai-Bengaluru Highway in Ranipet. The project aims to improve transportation infrastructure between the two cities.

NHAI has initiated repairs on the old Cauvery bridge, involving replacement of expansion joints and 120 bearings at ₹10 crore. Villagers’ protest disrupted traffic on the Chennai-Tiruchi highway due to the repairs, with residents demanding a limited use underpass at Sanjeevi Nagar junction.

The Edappally-Aroor bypass requires maintenance as motorists and pedestrians demand the NHAI to meet expectations despite collecting high tolls on Kerala's busiest highway.

NHAI has confirmed that compensation for a sandalwood farmer has been deposited in court. The statement indicates resolution of a financial dispute involving the farmer and the organization.

NHAI has abandoned its plan to implement barrier-free tolling on the Bengaluru-Mysuru Access-Controlled Highway (NH-275), which was previously selected as a corridor for piloting the MLFF system.

NHAI is not disclosing information about toll locations. The organization remains tight-lipped on the matter.

Businesses along the Bengaluru-Mysuru highway are concerned about the impact of the NHAI's proposed decentralised tolling system, which would replace the current fixed toll plazas with multiple entry/exit toll points.

NHAI has started building two Foot Over Bridges on the Chennai-Bengaluru Highway in Ranipet to prevent accidents. The bridges aim to provide safe pedestrian crossings without disrupting traffic flow on the route.