Government will make rules to make tires according to international standards: Gadkari
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Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Monday that keeping in view the increase in the speed of vehicles running on good highways and on them, efforts will have to be made to make the tires of vehicles as per international standards.
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Monday that keeping in view the increase in the speed of vehicles running on good highways and on them, efforts will have to be made to make the tires of vehicles as per international standards. He said that to reduce the incidence of tire bursts, the government would frame new rules in consultation with tire manufacturers. Speaking to reporters in Bikaner, Gadkari said, “I had called a meeting of tire manufacturers and they sought some time from me… We need tires as per international standards. On the basis of that, new rules will be prepared so that there is no accident due to bursting of tyre. Because now 32 such highways are being built which will increase the speed of vehicles. So naturally we will look at the quality of the tyre.
He was here today to review the progress of Amritsar-Jamnagar Expressway. He said that work on six-lane economic corridors in Rajasthan would be completed by October 2023. In Rajasthan, 93 percent i.e. 550 km of 637 kilometer six-lane economic corridor has been completed at a cost of 15 thousand crores. We will soon request Prime Minister Narendra Modi and invite him to inaugurate the Rajasthan portion. Earlier, Gadkari inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of six National Highway projects at Pakka Sarna (Hanumangarh) at a cost of Rs 2050 crore and seven Railway Overbridges (ROBs) under the Setubandhan scheme.
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