New high-speed corridors to get boundary wall to prevent cattle menace

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The National Highways Authority of India has mandated the installation of one-metre high walls along high-speed access-controlled highways to stop stray cattle from entering roads.
These guidelines are the first to standardize design and safety features for four to six-lane greenfield and brownfield highway projects.
The rules also require additional safety measures such as collapsible emergency barriers and enhanced signage to prevent accidents.
These infrastructure changes aim to reduce collisions and improve traffic safety on major national routes.

Implementation of the new guidelines across future greenfield and brownfield highway projects
Impact of cattle-prevention walls on reducing road accidents

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