Chandigarh-Kharar-Ludhiana highway: 200+ streetlights defunct on this 10km NH stretch, one has to grope in dark
The tricity typically starts experiencing winter haze and fog in early to mid-November as the night temperature begins to drop. Reduced visibility makes it harder for motorists to judge the position and speed of other vehicles, spot pedestrians and identify road hazards
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