🚨 All Indian expressways deserve this feature. 👌🏼

That's good even if one life can be saved with this it will worth it

Whoever has taken the video is driving out of lane. Why can’t we drive maintaining lane even if it’s empty? It’s a habit that get formed

This is already implemented in Odisha 10 years back near hill area road JSG- Deogarh NH 49 near Margarh-Kailash Range

Modern highways reduce travel time, but driver education is what actually saves lives. Hope NHAI focuses equally on road safety awareness.

this is not something new. we have this in kerala for decades even in 2 line roads

Please don't drive on Ganga Expressway like this. Also dont cross 100 kmph in anyway. You don't know when are you going to meet with a cow/bull/buffalo. That poor animal going to die, but you will face major wreckage which can't be fixed in a remote location. Personal experience

Most expressways already have this in the form of potholes

This already existed in highways in Karnataka a decade back itself, what new technology these guys are talking about?

will older expressways get this same night lighting too?

Thats standard build all over the world. Glad sm1 thought of this idea in India as well. It saves lives if sm1 doze off behind the steering wheel. 👍🏻

Roads in USA are like that. As you move out of the lane, the side road has grooves that makes your car vibrates making such sound.

That’s how all national, interstate highways are in America. I myself was falling asleep this one time few years ago and as I was going off the road, this sound, car vibrations woke me up. The car even slows down as that patch has more friction without applying any brakes.

Absolutely! 👌🏼 Every Indian expressway should have this better safety, smarter infrastructure, and a much better driving experience.

@grok what is the feature?

@grok what feature are they referring to here?

I, myself, have experienced this. I drive on this highway almost on every weekend and this is a great feature.

This is already there outside India for several decades

Same as Australia ;here also the highway is builtin with strips all along.

This technology has been in use since 1950's in all over the developed countries,bechare indians knowing it for the first time😂😂😂

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Absolutely! Every Indian expressway should have this better safety, smarter infrastructure, and a much better driving experience.🙌🇮🇳

This is there in US Interstate highways, good to see this in India

Within city roads as well

This rumble strip/ reflectors saved me once I was crusing on delhi Mumbai expressway

technology is growing so fast that you can't even imagine

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Very common in USA highways

US mei bahut pehle se hai. Good step though.

Mumbai Pune E’way has this already in some sections.

the road brought headlights and humans brought the filming angle

Similar experience Bangalore Hoskote Chennai express highway

Ye feature to Mahindra ne kb ka la dia tha adas 2.0 me h