All comprehensive guidelines HAI TOLL rules.
Navigation through toll square may become easy for you. In view of this, you know the NHAI charging rules. The Indian National Highway Administration has established a stable system for you. In this comprehensive guide, we will learn about all information about the toll square rules set by NHAI. Let's sneak in! What exactly is a toll square? The toll square requires you to pay the fee called the fee. It is collected as the maintenance or upgrade cost of our beloved bridge, roads, highways, etc. The cost of collection is small but influential, because they ensure a better path and provide convenience to our travelers. The National Highway Administration of India ensures that things are completed in a smooth way through the rules of the toll square. This is the summary of the basic NHAI charging rules you should know, and how the vehicle category affects the charging: Vehicle classification of traffic fees Do you know that there are…
Hyundai and Kia secondary toll litigation submitted to arbitration
Hyundai and Kia electric vehicles were allegedly damaged when their chargers overheated. January 11, 2025 — Hyundai and Kia electric charging class action lawsuit alleges these models are defective because they fail to charge as advertised when using Level 2 charging: Hyundai Ioniq 5 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Come to EV6 Kia Niro electric car Genesis GV60 Specifically, the class action lawsuit alleges a problem with Level 2 chargers that caused vehicles to overheat before charging. The lawsuit says Level 2 chargers can overheat within 30 to 60 minutes, forcing customers to unplug and reinsert their home chargers to restart the charging process. Hyundai and Kia customers believe vehicle components may be damaged when Level 2 chargers overheat. Hyundai and Kia are said to have yet to fix the charger issue, with a software fix by dealers causing longer charging times due to reduced Level 2 charging speeds. According to the class action lawsuit, charging the vehicle can take more than…
Implementing a new GPS-based toll collection system, here’s how
The new GPS-based system uses GNSS technology to track vehicles, allowing drivers to travel up to 20 km on national highways without paying tolls. The Indian government has approved a GPS-based toll collection system that allows drivers to pass through toll booths without stopping. The system uses Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) technology to track vehicles and automatically calculate tolls. To encourage usage, the government has allowed a grace period of up to 20 km of free travel on national highways. Drivers can travel 20 km in either direction without paying tolls. However, vehicles with national licenses do not have this grace period. After the first 20 km, drivers will be charged per kilometer based on the exact distance traveled. The system covers all national highways, bridges, bypasses and tunnels. Also read: Indian Prime Minister launches E-Drive program at Rs 10,900 crore to replace FAME II How does the system work? India is moving to a more efficient toll collection…