Tag: National Highway Authority

The National Highway Authority (NHA) of Pakistan was established in 1991. It is responsible for the planning, development, operation, repair, and maintenance of national highways and strategic roads. The NHA manages 48 national highways, motorways, expressways, and strategic routes, covering a total length of about 14,480 kilometers. The NHA plays a crucial role in Pakistan’s transportation system. It ensures that the roads are safe, modern, and efficient. These highways are vital for the country’s economy as they carry 80% of commercial traffic. The N-5 highway, in particular, is known as the “bloodline of Pakistan” because it handles 65% of the country’s traffic. The NHA also focuses on road safety and provides travel advisories to keep travelers informed about road conditions. The...