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30 Jun 2026
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will deploy and upgrade an Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) across 1,205 km of National Highways in Delhi-NCR and adjoining regions to improve traffic monitoring, incident response and digital enforcement. The project will cover 408 km through full-scale deployment of ATMS infrastructure, while 797 km of existing corridors will be upgraded with advanced video-based monitoring systems. The initiative will integrate artificial intelligence, automated incident detection, FASTag-enabled digital platforms and command-and-control centres to strengthen highway safety and operational efficiency. The network will also connect with the NHAI Data Lake, Rajmargyatra mobile application and the National Highway Helpline 1033 to provide enhanced commuter services.Read more
05 Jun 2026
• The Andhra Pradesh government has sanctioned an AI-enabled traffic management initiative, Project SARTHI, for Visakhapatnam at an estimated cost of INR 99.19 crore.
• The project aims to improve traffic regulation, road safety and incident response through advanced surveillance and intelligent transport technologies.
• The system will integrate artificial intelligence, automated traffic monitoring, command-and-control infrastructure and real-time enforcement mechanisms across the city.
• The initiative forms part of broader efforts to strengthen urban mobility infrastructure in Visakhapatnam amid rising traffic volumes and growing urbanisation.Read more
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28 Feb 2026
The Uttar Pradesh government has sanctioned INR 9 crore for the installation of 1,338 high-resolution CCTV cameras at 297 key traffic junctions across 57 districts that are not covered under existing smart city projects or the Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS). The approval, issued by the state home department earlier this month, is aimed at strengthening traffic monitoring, enforcement and road safety in smaller cities and district headquarters. Under the plan, 150 major intersections will be equipped with five cameras each, while 147 T-junctions will receive four cameras per location. The project includes supporting infrastructure such as network video recorders, uninterrupted power supply systems, poles, junction boxes and high-speed internet connectivity. Installation is scheduled for completion by 31 March, enabling wider digital traffic oversight across the state.Read more
14 Jan 2026
IIT Indore has introduced an AI-based traffic management system, Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X), to improve road safety and reduce congestion. The system enables vehicles to communicate in real time with each other and roadside units, sending alerts about accidents, traffic jams, and poor road conditions using 4G LTE and 5G networks. The technology also uses intelligent resource allocation to efficiently manage limited wireless communication, ensuring timely delivery of critical safety messages. This initiative strengthens India's readiness for connected and autonomous vehicle technologies and smarter urban mobility.Read more
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