India's high-speed highway corridors surge, two-lane stretches shrink

India's national highway system has significantly improved. Two-lane stretches have reduced to just 8% over the past nine years, while high-speed corridors have expanded over twelve times. New expressways enable trucks to travel considerably faster than traditional highways. The government plans to construct approximately 51,000 kilometers of access-controlled corridors in the next decade to enhance transport efficiency and reduce logistics costs across the nation.