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Times of India5/11/2026GeneralIndia

Gadkari inaugurates multi lane free flow tolling in Delhi: How will it help commuters?

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Delhi's Urban Extension Road-II now features Multi Lane Free Flow tolling. This technology allows vehicles to pass without stopping. Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the system. This upgrade aims to improve connectivity for nearby villages and habitations. It also supports smoother urban traffic flow. This barrier-less tolling system is a significant step in modernizing India's transport infrastructure.

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Gadkari inaugurates multi lane free flow tolling in Delhi: How will it help commuters?

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