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T.N.’s first booth-less toll system becomes operational at Paranur
NHAI says the system will process about 46,500 vehicles a day and issue challans to drivers without FASTag or enough balance.
- The National Highways Authority of India introduced Tamil Nadu's first Multi-Lane Free Flow system at the Paranur Toll Plaza on the Chennai-Tiruchi National Highway, becoming operational Wednesday night.
- NHAI implemented MLFF-based tolling to reduce traffic congestion and enhance operational efficiency, utilizing RFID readers, radar scanners, and ANPR technology to collect tolls electronically without physical booths.
- Processing around 46,500 vehicles daily, the Paranur Toll Plaza integrates FASTag-based Electronic Toll Collection with ANPR, enabling seamless passage while issuing an Electronic Notice to vehicles lacking sufficient balance.
- Vehicles with exempt tags, including those of Members of Parliament and the Legislative Assembly, navigate without delay, a transition well-timed for the State's busy festive season ahead.
- This initiative follows successful MLFF rollouts at the Chorayasi Toll Plaza in Gujarat and Mundka-Bakkarwala Toll Plaza in Delhi-NCR, as the National Highways Authority expands the technology across India.
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NHAI Toll: Queues at toll plazas on highways will now be reduced as NHAI has launched the first Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) tolling system in Tamil Nadu.
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