Station being built on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, will be able to refresh itself for just Rs 112

Delhi-Mumbai Expressway: The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is the longest expressway in India, which is 1,386 km in length. It takes 12-14 hours to complete this journey. In such a situation, obviously, from passengers to truck drivers, there may be tiredness. Taking care of this, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has started a unique initiative so that the connectivity is better, there is no problem for the visitors.

Four stations operations in Dausa of Rajasthan

Actually, NHAI is building a station for passengers and drivers passing through this route, where it can be stopped comfortably. All kinds of facilities are available in these stations. In the first phase, four such stations have been built near Dausa in Rajasthan, which have been named ‘Apna Ghar’. The NHAI and Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) plan is to build a total 21 stations, which will have more than one facility.

These include space for the parking of the truck, there are clean toilets, there is also a complete arrangement of bathing, there is also a kitchen where you can cook food for yourself. Apart from this, there are focuses up to washing machines, free Wi-Fi, TV lounge. Hearing all this, you must be feeling that these stations will be very expensive, but it is not so at all. To avail all these facilities, you have to pay only Rs 112.

More comfort and secure

According to the report of Financial Express, IOCL business manager Radha Mohan said, “Earlier we had the facility of basic ‘welcome’ outlet. ‘Apna Ghar’ is a modern and upgraded version, of which comfort and security are much more than before. We believe that drivers fatigue causes accidents, so it is being ensured that they get good facilities for rest and care.

Booking in this way

The booking of ‘Apna Ghar’ will be done directly through the app. Due to this, there will also be trained employees at petrol pumps to help unknown people. Are available. On average, about 50-60 percent of the 35 beds in every facility is booked everyday, which shows how much truck drivers need it.

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