The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways says a barrier-free toll system has been rolled out on the Manesar–Jaipur highway stretch. With the update, vehicles are able to drive through the segment without stopping at physical toll barriers, according to the ministry’s statement. The change is described as a “latest rollout,” implying phased implementation along the corridor, but the details of coverage beyond the Manesar–Jaipur stretch are not specified in the reported material. The move is aimed at reducing stoppages for drivers by enabling toll collection without requiring vehicles to halt at conventional toll plazas. The information is reported as coming from the ministry on Saturday, indicating the development is current and newly implemented for that part of the route. No additional specifics are provided in the available reporting on the technology used for collection, the timeline for further expansion, or any changes to toll rates. Overall, the sources agree that the key operational difference for this highway segment is the elimination of mandatory stops at physical toll barriers.