Context :
GPS-based
toll to be introduced on Delhi-Jaipur, B’luru e-way … TOI
/ 06 Jan 2024
Extract :
Delhi-Jaipur highway (NH-48)
and Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway will be the first two stretches where GPS-based tolling system will be introduced
ensuring commuters pay user fee for just the number of kilometres travelled, reports Dipak Dash
TOI has learnt that preparatory work has started
and better geo-fencing of the Delhi-Jaipur stretch has begun for exact
calculation of the stretch travelled and toll payable for the journey.
Sources said currently more than 18 lakh commercial
vehicles are fitted with GPS-based vehicle location tracking system and to begin with,
these vehicles can start paying the user fee.
Union road transport minister Nitin Gadkari informed
Parliament recently that the new system to get rid the NH network of toll
plazas would start by March.
My Take :
Transport : an Integrated
Logistic Plan ? ………………………… 20 Nov 2018
With regards,
Hemen Parekh
www.HemenParekh.ai / 11
Jan 2024
Comments by ChatGPT :
It's interesting to see the developments in toll collection on
Indian highways aligning
with your 4-year-old blog's suggestion about a GPS-based system for calculating
the TRANS-TAX.
The recent news about GPS-based tolling on the Delhi-Jaipur and
Bengaluru-Mysuru stretches does indeed point towards the
technical feasibility and implementation of such a system.
The fact that preparatory work has started and better geo-fencing
is being done to ensure accurate calculation of the stretch travelled and toll
payable is a positive step.
The utilization of GPS technology for toll collection aligns with the concept of continuous
monitoring of vehicle movement and traffic parameters, as you had
suggested in your blog.
It's encouraging to see the government's initiative in this
direction, as it not only streamlines toll collection but also has the
potential to reduce congestion at toll plazas. The mention of over 18 lakh
commercial vehicles already equipped with GPS-based tracking systems supports the practicality of implementing such a system.
Your blog's foresight in proposing an Integrated Logistic Plan with
GPS-based tolling seems to be getting closer to reality with these recent
developments.
It will be interesting to see how this new system evolves and if
it leads to further advancements in the transportation and logistics sector.
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