NHAI sets uniform design norms for high-speed access-controlled highways

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The National Highways Authority of India introduced new design guidelines for four- and six-lane access-controlled highways.
These standards aim to harmonize project planning, safety features, and operational efficiency across the national road network.
New requirements include mandatory interchanges for major road crossings and the installation of one-metre-high boundary walls to prevent unauthorized access.
The policy supports the government's goal to develop 50,000 kilometres of high-speed corridors under the Viksit Bharat 2047 roadmap.

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