Traffic will be disturbed until Tuesday as narrow stretches and heavy machinery require temporary stoppages; commuters are advised to use alternative routes.

Transport offices gradually restoring operations; new applications still on hold.

The Department of Transport Management has yet to print over 2.5 million licences.

Bridge washed away by July floods yet to be rebuilt; road still blocked by landslides.

Thousands of licences and number plates were destroyed in arson, and a decision on reprinting lost or burnt licences is yet to be made.

Recent landslides on key highways have left travellers stranded and forced repeated road closures, complicating travel for the Dashain festival.

Around 20,000 licences were burnt or lost as services halted for up to two months.

After years of delays, authorities promise smoother travel this Dashain and Tihar.

Nepal awaits China’s final report on methane before starting production-phase testing.

Officials admit repairs are slow but assure travellers that temporary fixes and rapid response teams will keep the BP Highway open for the festival, later this month.

Final testing underway as authorities prepare tolls and safety measures; journey that once took over half an hour to take just seven minutes.

Diktel’s chief Tirtha Raj Bhattarai urges the federal government to adopt policies supporting local bamboo industry and employment.

China begins preparations for bridge construction. Plans for a permanent bridge are also in progress.

Contracts signed for three sections in Kavre and Sindhuli; Japan to rebuild 5km stretch under grant assistance.

Section linking Nepal-China border reopened for light vehicles; full restoration expected before Dashain.