The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has rolled out plans to install QR Code Sign Boards along stretches of National Highways. This initiative is all about boosting transparency, providing easy access to project-specific information, and enhancing road safety for everyone using the highways. Launched as part of a larger vision for ‘Ease of Commuting’, this effort fits perfectly with the government’s focus on smart infrastructure and tech-driven governance.
Overview of the QR Code sign Board:
The newly designed vertical signboards will include project-specific information such as the National Highway number, chainage, project length, and timelines for both construction and maintenance. Contact details of key officials like Highway Patrol, Toll Manager, Project Manager, Resident Engineer, and NHAI field office are also included.
The emergency helpline number 1033 is clearly displayed on the boards, making it easy for people to reach out for help when they need it. This initiative aims to boost road safety by giving commuters quick access to important information and direct contact points in case of accidents or breakdowns.
Strategic Placement of Sign Boards
For maximum visibility, these QR Code Sign Boards for National Highways will be strategically placed near toll plazas, rest areas, wayside amenities, highway start and end points, and truck lay-byes. This Strategic placement makes sure that travelers can easily access the information they need, whether they’re on the road for work, pleasure, or in case of an emergency.
