Nitin Gadkari Clarifies Rules On Driving At 120 Kmph Speed Limit On Expressways

Union Minister <b>Nitin Gadkari</b> has clarified that driving vehicles at a speed of <b>120 kilometers per hour</b> on expressways will not attract a challan penalty. This clarification brings much-needed relief to commuters navigating India's expanding high-speed transit corridors. While faster transit sounds like a dream for time-starved commuters, the ground reality of our highway infrastructure often clashes with high-speed limits. Potholes, stray animals, and sudden lane mergers can easily turn a high-speed commute into a logistical nightmare, proving that speed limits are only as good as the road safety measures backing them up. Drivers can now cruise legally at 120 kmph, but caution remains the ultimate lifeline on these asphalt stretches.