Ministry of Road Transport Highways - India | Manas Ghosh

Ministry of Road Transport & Highways celebrates National Road ... | Filo

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways recently mandated the use of high-tensile stainless steel for bridge and road construction on national highways near coastal areas. ​ Aimed at enhancing the life and structural integrity of bridges exposed to marine conditions, the directive applies to all ongoing and future projects. This regulation brilliantly showcases how stainless steel's corrosion resistance is vital in preventing the collapse of important coastal infrastructure.​ Watch the full

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways remains committed to enhancing the highway experience for every user. Here’s a glimpse of that impact, straight from a traveller driving through the National Highway viaduct at Valanchery, Kerala. #NHKiKahaniMeriZubani #PragatiKaHighway | Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India

The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH), Government of India, has announced that all Public Service Vehicles (PSV) must install GPS tracking devices integrated with an SOS alert system. This move aims to improve passenger safety, enable real-time vehicle tracking, and ensure faster emergency response. The system will help authorities monitor vehicle movement and act quickly during accidents or emergencies, making public transport safer and more accountable. Road safety is not optional