NHAI to track around 100 toll plazas with GIS-based software 
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NHAI to track around 100 toll plazas with GIS-based software

NHAI will track around 100 toll plazas with GIS-based software for seamless movement of traffic at national highways, an official statement said on Monday

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New Delhi: State-owned National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will track around 100 toll plazas with GIS-based software for seamless movement of traffic at national highways, an official statement said on Monday.

According to the statement, these toll plazas have been identified based on congestion feedback received through 1,033 national highway helpline.

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The live monitoring and tracking system will provide congestion alerts and lane distribution recommendations when the queue of vehicles at a toll plaza is more than the prescribed limit, it added.

The monitoring service will be extended to more toll plazas in a phased manner.

Apart from providing the name and location of the toll plaza, the statement said the software will share details related to the live status of queue length in meters, total waiting time and vehicle speed at toll plaza.

It will also provide congestion alert and lane distribution recommendation, if the queue of vehicles at a toll plaza is more than the prescribed limit, the statement added.

In addition, it said the software will provide updates related to current weather conditions and information about local festivals, enabling NHAI officials to take pre-emptive measures to manage the traffic load and decongest the toll plazas.

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