After conducting detailed engineering investigation and taking geological and geotechnical observations of the experts into consideration, Maccaferri offered a customized combination of various rockfall mitigation measures, for the identified critical stretches of the expressway. Loose scaling was done for the removal of unstable rock mass over the slope. Secured drapery system was proposed to hold the unstable mass which were on threshold of falling from the surfaces wherever the depth of instability was less than 2m. For instability more than 2m where deep seated rock failures are predicted, long nails were installed. Dynamic rockfall barriers were installed for trapping the falling rock blocks on to the expressway. In order to retain the in-situ stratum of the hillock portion of the final slope, soil nailing with gabion facia was also suggested. Perforated PVC drainage pipes wrapped with non woven geotextile were installed in multiple rows to dissipate the pore pressure inside the rock mass.