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Highway corridor screening across Telangana

233Cells on corridor
93Best car score
90Best truck score
124Stations within 5 km
Corridor sites behave differently from urban ones. The model uses a wider supply radius on corridors (25 km for cars, 30 km for trucks) than in cities (3 km), because a driver on a highway will divert far further than one in traffic. A corridor cell scoring lower than an urban one is not necessarily a worse opportunity — it is being judged against a much larger catchment.

Highest-scoring cells on ORR

CellCar scoreTruck score Centroid
8860a24a41fffff934217.421, 78.358
8860a258a7fffff923917.414, 78.370
8860a24949fffff912817.517, 78.364
8860a24a4dfffff884317.421, 78.366
8860a2494bfffff882817.517, 78.355
8860a24a47fffff884417.428, 78.354
8860a24a43fffff864117.421, 78.349
8860a24a05fffff863817.443, 78.345

These are area centroids at roughly 5.3 km² resolution outside Hyderabad — starting points for investigation, not plots.

Existing public charging along the route

124 station record(s) sit within 5 km of a cell on this corridor.

Operators present: Statiq (98), ChargeZone (12), Reliance BP Mobility (6), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (6), (Unknown Operator) (2).

Electric bus services on this corridor

Bus charging is a captive depot-and-terminus load contracted to an operator, not walk-in forecourt demand. A corridor carrying e-buses signals a counterparty worth approaching, not passing traffic that will fill your guns.

What still needs verifying

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