India’s road freight sector, responsible for nearly 70% of cargo movement in the country, is struggling with rising costs, poor infrastructure, and outdated regulations. Despite being the backbone of domestic logistics, inefficiencies in the sector lead to higher transportation costs, delays, and environmental concerns. One major challenge is the condition of roads and highways, which affects transit times and vehicle wear and tear. While the government has been investing in expressways and logistics corridors, rural connectivity remains a concern. Additionally, fluctuating fuel prices and high toll costs further impact the
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