Many people use the National Highways for various purposes. Tourists can travel via the National Highway 41 to get to their desired destinations like Mandvi and Gandhidham for a weekend trip. Businesses prefer transporting goods on trucks via the National Highways to different cities and states. National Highways are the backbone of commutation as well as the economy.

There is only one state where National Highway 41 lies. Furthermore, there are several junction points with other highways so that you can seamlessly change lanes to reach your destination.

States Falling Under National Highway 41 (NH 41)

The National Highway 41 traverses entirely through the state of Gujarat. Some locations it passes by include:

• Gandhidham
• Samakhiyali
• Mandvi
• Naliya
• Narayan Sarovar

Entry and Exit Points of National Highway 41 (NH 41)

The east end of National Highway 41 lies in Samakhiyali, and its west end lies at Narayan Sarovar in Gujarat.

Only the following vehicles are allowed to travel via National Highway 41:

• Cars, Motorcycles, and Three-wheeled vehicles
• Buses and Trucks
• Vehicles with 8 passengers
• Vehicles with more than 9 passengers

When driving on National Highway 41, you should make sure that you do not exceed the following speed limits:

• Motorcycles: 80 km per hour
• Quadricycle: 60 km per hour
• Three-wheeled vehicles: 50 km per hour
• Motor vehicles with not more than eight seats in addition to the driver’s seat used to carry passengers: 100 km per hour
• Motor vehicles having nine or more seats in addition to the driver’s seat used to carry passengers: 90 km per hour
• Motor vehicles used to carry goods: 80 km per hour

Here are some of the top tourist destinations in Gujarat that you can explore when travelling via National Highway 41.

1. Kutch

Some of the popular places to visit in Kutch include:

• Dholavira
• Kala Dungar
• Mandvi Beach
• Siyot Caves

Apart from these, there are several other places in Gujarat that you can visit on taking this highway.

Below are some crucial things you must remember when travelling on National Highway 41 for a safer journey:

• Try to avoid travelling through NH 41 during the night as the visibility reduces, increasing the chances of accidents.
• Stop and take breaks if you feel sleepy or intoxicated or if you have to talk over the phone. Avoid listening to loud music.
• Although numerous garages are near NH 41, it would be prudent to ensure the good condition of the spare tyre and the mechanical tool kit.
• If you plan to change the lane, monitor the movement of the vehicles around you carefully and provide suitable indicators.