India’s First Barrier-Free Toll Plaza to Begin Trial in Gujarat from February 2
Ahmedabad/Surat: Vehicle owners in India may soon bid farewell to long queues at toll plazas. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is set to begin trial operations of the country’s first multi-lane, barrier-free toll plaza on February 2 in Kamrej, Surat, marking a major step towards modernizing the nation’s highways.
Currently, vehicles must stop at toll booths, often leading to long waiting lines. To address this, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari had announced plans to upgrade toll plazas and introduce a barrier-free toll collection system across India. The new system will replace conventional toll booths and manual toll collection, allowing vehicles to pass through without slowing down.
How the Barrier-Free System WorksAccording to NHAI officials, the system uses Automatic N...









