The traffic was suspended on the 300-km long Highway due to landslides, washing of road patches and flooding at various places on September 4.
Hundreds of passenger and commercial vehicles were stranded on the Highway at various place in Banihal, Ramban, Batote, Kud, Patnitop, Chenani, Udhampur and Jammu due to closure of the road, police officials said.
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Authorities were focusing more on reopening of the Highway so that more rescue material could reach Kashmir by road.
20 light motor vehicles carrying relief material from Jammu are yet to reach the Kashmir Valley.
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