App Launched to Combat Highway Encroachments
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App Launched to Combat Highway Encroachments

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has introduced a new app aimed at addressing and managing highway encroachments. This initiative is designed to streamline the identification, reporting, and resolution of encroachment issues along national highways.

The app will enable users, including local authorities and the general public, to report encroachments in real-time. This functionality is expected to enhance oversight and expedite corrective measures to ensure the free flow of traffic and maintain highway safety.

Key features of the app include an easy-to-use interface for reporting encroachments, a tracking system for follow-up actions, and a centralized database for managing cases. By leveraging technology, the app aims to improve the efficiency of enforcement and reduce instances of illegal encroachments on highways.

The launch of this app aligns with broader efforts to enhance road safety, maintain infrastructure integrity, and promote lawful land use along highways. It reflects the Ministry?s commitment to utilizing digital solutions to tackle persistent challenges in highway management.

Overall, the new app represents a significant step towards more effective and responsive management of highway encroachments, contributing to better road conditions and improved safety for all road users.

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has introduced a new app aimed at addressing and managing highway encroachments. This initiative is designed to streamline the identification, reporting, and resolution of encroachment issues along national highways. The app will enable users, including local authorities and the general public, to report encroachments in real-time. This functionality is expected to enhance oversight and expedite corrective measures to ensure the free flow of traffic and maintain highway safety. Key features of the app include an easy-to-use interface for reporting encroachments, a tracking system for follow-up actions, and a centralized database for managing cases. By leveraging technology, the app aims to improve the efficiency of enforcement and reduce instances of illegal encroachments on highways. The launch of this app aligns with broader efforts to enhance road safety, maintain infrastructure integrity, and promote lawful land use along highways. It reflects the Ministry?s commitment to utilizing digital solutions to tackle persistent challenges in highway management. Overall, the new app represents a significant step towards more effective and responsive management of highway encroachments, contributing to better road conditions and improved safety for all road users.

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