Overview

• The Union Ministry of Road Transport & Highways granted a formal no-objection certificate, clearing the pilot to proceed.
• The state has allocated ₹10 crore in its 2025-26 budget and partnered pro bono with ITI Limited and mLogica.
• During the pilot, AI models will integrate accident records, weather feeds, vehicle telematics, driver profiles and roadway attributes to predict black spots and identify crash causes.
• On successful completion, the AI engine will be phased into faceless licensing, modernized enforcement, revenue collection, e-challan operations and the Vahan-Sarathi platforms.
• The project must adhere to the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989 and all road-safety SOPs, with continuous audits of data privacy and cybersecurity.