. The transport industry stakeholders emphasized that the removal of these checkposts would streamline movement and reduce transportation costs significantly. They pointed out that the checkposts lead to unnecessary delays, paperwork, and corruption, hindering the smooth flow of goods across state borders. The transporters also highlighted the adverse impact of these checkposts on the overall efficiency of the logistics sector in Maharashtra. The call for the abolition of state border checkposts comes at a time when the government is focusing on promoting ease of doing business and enhancing the competitiveness of Indian industries. Industry experts believe that eliminating these barriers would not only benefit transporters but also boost trade and commerce in the state. They argued that a unified market without checkposts would encourage more businesses to expand their operations and create a more conducive environment for economic growth. As the transport fraternity commemorated the RTO Foundation Day, they urged the state government to take prompt action in line with the national agenda. The stakeholders expressed hope that the authorities would consider their demands and work towards creating a more efficient and business-friendly environment for the transport sector in Maharashtra. With the industry’s persistent advocacy for the removal of state border checkposts, the government is under increasing pressure to address this long-standing issue and pave the way for a more seamless transportation network in the state.