The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has started removing unauthorized constructions along the service lanes of the Chennai-Bengaluru Highway in Vellore. This action is part of an effort to improve traffic flow and safety on one of India's busiest road corridors. Service lanes are side roads that allow local traffic to access properties without disrupting main highway traffic. Encroachments on these lanes can cause congestion and accidents. NHAI regularly carries out such drives to clear illegal structures that have been built without permission. The demolition work is being conducted in accordance with regulations that prohibit any permanent construction on highway land. Local authorities are supporting the operation, which aims to ensure smoother travel for commuters. The Chennai-Bengaluru Highway is a key route connecting two major southern Indian cities, and maintaining its infrastructure is crucial for economic activity. NHAI has urged residents and businesses along the highway to avoid setting up unauthorized structures in the future.