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PLAN OUTLAY & EXPENDITURE SECTION - 10 10.1 Ministry of Road Transport & Highways - Central Roads Sector Outlays & Expenditure 107 10.2 Outlay and Expenditure on Roads and Bridges (State Sector) under Tenth Plan 108 10.3 Outlay and Expenditure of Transport Sector under the Plans 109 MISCELLANEOUS SECTION - 11 11.1 Length of National Highways 2003-2010 110 11.2 List of Statewise National Highways in the Country and their Lengths 111 11.3 Statement showing Physical Progress under Pradhyan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) 112 ANNEX 1 Terms and Definitions 113-114 II Laws and Policy Relating to Tolls 115-118 III Toll Collection for various Stretches of National Highways under NHAI. 119
1. Introduction 1.1. Road network is vital to the economic development, trade and social integration. It facilitates smooth conveyance of both people and goods. Size of the road network, its quality and access has a bearing on transport costs. Besides, road network promote specialization, extend markets and thereby enable exploitation of the economies of scale. Global competition has made the existence of efficient road transport and logistic systems in delivery chain an absolute imperative. Easy accessibility, flexibility of operations, door-to-door service and reliability have earned road transport an increasingly higher share of both passenger and freight traffic vis- à-vis other transport modes. Transport demand in India has been growing rapidly. In recent years this demand has shifted mainly to the advantage of road transport, which carries about 87 percent and 61 per cent of passenger and freight transport demand arising for land based modes of transport (i.e. roadways and railways taken together) respectively. Road transport has grown despite significant barriers to inter- State freight and passenger movement compared to inland waterways, railways and air which do not face rigorous enroute checks/barriers. Given the importance of road network, it is vital to have comprehensive data on road infrastructure to assist in policy planning and investment decisions. 2. Growth in Road Length 2.1 The total road length in India had increased significantly from 3.99 lakh km as on 31.3.1951 to 41.10 lakh km as on 31.3.2008. Concomitantly, the surfaced road had increased from 1.57 lakh km to around 20.36 lakh km over the same period. The increase in road length during 1950-51 through 2007-08 is depicted in Chart I. i
Page 1 and 2: BASIC ROAD STATISTICS OF INDIA 2004
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Page 13 and 14: Note: Road Length of State Highways
Page 15 and 16: of heavy traffic as only about 20 %
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TABLE NO. 4.2 Length of Other PWD R
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TABLE NO. 4.4 Length of Other PWD R
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TABLE NO.4.6 Surfaced Length of Oth
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TABLE NO.4.8 Surfaced Length of Oth
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SECTION - 5 ZILLA PARISHAD ROADS
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State/UT Total Surfaced W.B.M. B.T.
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LENGTH OF ZILLA PARISHAD ROADS BY T
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SECTION - 6 VILLAGE PANCHAYAT ROADS
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TABLE NO. 6.2 LENGTH OF VILLAGE PAN
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TABLE NO. 6.4 LENGTH OF VILLAGE PAN
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SECTION - 7 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/
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TABLE NO. 7.2 LENGTH OF CD/PANCHAYA
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TABLE NO. 7.4 LENGTH OF CD/PANCHAYA
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SECTION - 8 URBAN ROADS
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States/UTs Total / Surfaced 2004 20
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TABLE NO.8.3 LENGTH OF URBAN ROADS
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TABLE NO.8.5 LENGTH OF URBAN ROADS
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TABLE No. 8.7 LENGTH OF MUNICIPAL R
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TABLE No. 8.9 LENGTH OF MUNICIPAL R
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TABLE NO. 8.11 LENGTH OF MILITARY E
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TABLE NO. 8.13 LENGTH OF MILITARY E
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TABLE NO. 8.15 LENGTH OF RAILWAY RO
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TABLE NO. 8.17 LENGTH OF RAILWAY RO
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States/UT TABLE NO. 8.19 LENGTH OF
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TABLE NO. 8.25 LENGTH OF MINOR PORT
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Table No. 9.1 TOTAL AND SURFACED LE
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LENGTH OF PROJECTS ROADS BY TYPE OF
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LENGTH OF PROJECTS ROADS BY TYPE OF
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER FOREST DEPTT.
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER FOREST DEPTT.
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER IRRIGATION DE
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER IRRIGATION DE
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State/UTs Total Surfaced Unsurfaced
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State/UTs Total Surfaced Unsurfaced
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER SUGAR CANE AU
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER SUGAR CANE AU
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER COAL MINES DE
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER COAL MINES DE
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LENGTH OF ROADS UNDER SAIL & NMDC B
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104 TABLE NO. 9.28 LENGTH OF ROADS
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SECTION - 10 PLAN OUTLAY AND EXPEND
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Sl.No States/UTs Table 10.2 Outlay
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SECTION - 11 MISCELLANEOUS
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Sl. No. TABLE No. 11.2 LIST OF STAT
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ANNEX
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C. HIGHWAY CLASSES BY WIDTH 1. Belo
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Sl. No. Type of Vehicle Base Rate o
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