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Politics
Haryana to Draft Policy to Boost Urban Connectivity Across 24 Million Roads
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 19 Sep 2026, 09:32 PM
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The Haryana government is set to introduce a new policy targeting improved urban connectivity across its extensive road network of 24 million roads.
The Haryana government has announced plans to draft a comprehensive policy aimed at enhancing urban connectivity throughout the state. The initiative comes in response to growing concerns over the challenges posed by the state’s vast road network, which spans approximately 24 million roads.
Officials say the new policy will focus on streamlining traffic flow, improving road maintenance, and integrating smart traffic management solutions. The aim is to reduce congestion in urban areas and facilitate smoother movement for commuters and goods alike.
The policy drafting process will involve consultations with transport experts, urban planners, and local authorities. A draft version is expected to be circulated for public feedback within the next few months.
Once finalized, the policy is expected to guide future infrastructure investments and regulatory reforms across Haryana’s road network, ultimately supporting the state’s broader development goals.
Officials say the new policy will focus on streamlining traffic flow, improving road maintenance, and integrating smart traffic management solutions. The aim is to reduce congestion in urban areas and facilitate smoother movement for commuters and goods alike.
The policy drafting process will involve consultations with transport experts, urban planners, and local authorities. A draft version is expected to be circulated for public feedback within the next few months.
Once finalized, the policy is expected to guide future infrastructure investments and regulatory reforms across Haryana’s road network, ultimately supporting the state’s broader development goals.