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Route maps for 902 national highways, 1,293 RTO offices, fines, HSRP and FASTag rules, each checked against the official source.

Popular highways

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NH 312Jangipur – Basirhat329 kmNH 44Srinagar – Kanyakumari3,569 kmNH 27Porbandar – Silchar4,113 kmNH 48Delhi – Chennai2,644 kmNH 19Agra – Dankuni1,270 kmNH 52Sangrur – Ankola2,132 km

Expressways

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Samruddhi MahamargOperational701 kmDelhi-Mumbai ExpresswayUnder construction1386 kmGanga ExpresswayOperational594 kmPurvanchal ExpresswayOperational341 kmAgra-Lucknow ExpresswayOperational302 kmMumbai-Pune ExpresswayOperational94.5 km

What changed recently

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Bike Ambulances Get Their Own Rules: What the CMVR Thirteenth Amendment RequiresThe Central Motor Vehicles (Thirteenth Amendment) Rules, 2026, notified on 13 October, require a two-wheeled road ambulance to renew its fitness certificate every two years, add eight inspection checks, and make the AIS-209 standard mandatory in 2027.BS-VII for Cars: What MoRTH’s Draft Changes, and What It Keeps the SameDraft rules G.S.R. 880(E) propose Bharat Stage VII for cars made from 1 April 2029. The tailpipe limits are the same as BS-VI. What changes is brake dust, tyre wear, battery durability, on-board monitoring and how long a car must stay clean.V2V on Every New Vehicle by 2028? The Draft, and the Vehicle Rules Dated 2027 to 2029A MoRTH draft would make vehicle-to-vehicle communication compulsory on new two-wheelers, cars and trucks made from 1 October 2028. Here is the draft, with a calendar of the main vehicle rules notified or proposed for 2027 to 2029.Two Toll Changes Most Drivers Missed: Partly Open Expressways and the New Overload FeeSince 15 February 2026, a partly open national expressway has been tolled at the ordinary national-highway rate instead of 125%. Since 15 April, overloaded vehicles pay 2× or 4× the toll, but only at plazas with a weighing device. What both rules say.

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Why it matters

1,77,175people died on India’s roads in 2024
4,87,707road accidents in 2024
36.6%of those deaths were on national highways, about 2.1% of the road network

Source: MoRTH, Road Accidents in India 2024. Data by state →

Common questions

Is wearing a seatbelt mandatory for all passengers in India?

Yes. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, seatbelts are mandatory for the driver and all front-seat passengers. Since 2022, rear-seat passengers must also wear seatbelts. Violation invites a ₹1,000 fine. Children under 4 years must use a child restraint seat, and children under 12 must sit in the back seat.

How much is the fine for using a mobile phone while driving?

Using a hand-held mobile phone while driving attracts a fine of ₹5,000 under the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019. Repeat offenders face higher fines and potential licence suspension. Hands-free use is permitted but still discouraged as it causes cognitive distraction.

Can my driving licence be suspended for traffic violations?

Yes. Courts and traffic authorities can suspend or revoke your licence for serious violations including: drunk driving, dangerous driving, causing fatal accidents, and repeat violations within a short period. Licence suspension ranges from 3 months to permanent cancellation depending on severity and history.

What is the penalty for drunk driving in India?

For a first offence: up to ₹10,000 fine and/or up to 6 months imprisonment. For repeat offenders: up to ₹15,000 fine and/or up to 2 years imprisonment. Your vehicle can be impounded and your licence suspended. If the drunk driving results in an accident, charges of culpable homicide may apply.

What should I do immediately after a road accident?

First, ensure your own safety, then check on others. Call 112 (emergency) or 108 (ambulance) immediately. Do not move injured persons unless there is immediate danger of fire. Photograph the scene for evidence. Exchange insurance and licence details with the other party. Under the Good Samaritan Law, you are legally protected when helping accident victims.

What is SignalPe?

SignalPe is an Indian road safety awareness platform. We publish detailed, verified information on traffic rules, penalties, and road safety practices under Indian law. Our goal is to make every Indian driver safer by ensuring they understand the rules, the consequences, and the human cost of violations.

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