Expressways in India differ from National Highways primarily by:
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They are only in rural areas
Full access control (no at-grade intersections), grade separations, and higher design speed (120–150 km/h)
They do not have medians
Only one lane in each direction
Correct Answer
B. Full access control (no at-grade intersections), grade separations, and higher design speed (120–150 km/h)
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Expressways: access-controlled (no at-grade intersections, junctions, or direct access from adjacent land); grade separators/flyovers at all crossings; service roads provided; higher design speed (120–150 km/h); no bullock carts/cyclists. National Highways may have some at-grade intersections. Expressways: NHAI/MSRDC/SPV operated, typically toll roads.
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