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FASTag new rules from November 1: Live within 20 km of a toll plaza? You can get this annual pass from next monthStarting from November 1, 2026, vehicle owners residing within a 20 km radius of toll plazas can apply for a discounted local FASTag pass. ...- Road ministry introduces concessional local pass for FASTag user living near toll plazasThe pass, which will cost Rs 1500 or Rs 3000 depending on the location of the toll plaza, will be effective from November 1, 2026 and will ...
- National Highway toll rules: Residents living close to a toll plaza can get a new annual concessional pass; check eligibility, rural and urban rates, and how much commuters can saveResidents living within 20 km of National Highway toll plazas are eligible for a new annual concessional pass. The fees for this pass will ...
- FASTag parking payments halted at Delhi airport’s T3 after misuseFASTag-based parking payments at Indira Gandhi International Airport were temporarily halted after misuse was identified. Authorities found...
- FASTag users can now switch banks without changing tag as Nitin Gadkari launches OneTagIn a significant move for drivers, the Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has unveiled the OneTag system that allows motorists to conveniently ch...
- No cash at toll plazas from April 10; UPI payments to cost 1.25 times moreFrom April 10, cash payments at national highway toll plazas will stop. FASTag remains the primary method for toll collection. Vehicles wit...
- FASTag users alert! NHAI simplifies KYV process for vehicles; know what will change for youThe National Highways Authority of India has simplified the Know Your Vehicle (KYV) process for FASTag users, removing the need for side ph...
- FASTag annual pass can now be gifted as Diwali present; Here's how you can do itNHAI's FASTag annual pass can now be gifted via the Rajmargyatra app, simplifying toll payments for national highway users. This pass, cost...
- FASTag penalty charges: Govt says pay 1.25x if traveling without valid FASTag through UPIStarting November 15, 2025, non-FASTag vehicles at National Highway toll plazas can pay 1.25 times the regular fee via UPI, offering a majo...
- Non-FASTag users to pay 1.25 times fee if payments made via UPIThe Ministry of Road Transport & Highways has amended toll rules, effective November 15, 2025, to incentivize digital payments. Non-FASTag ...
- FASTag rule change: Blacklisted accounts will have window of 60 minutes before and 10 minutes after crossing toll plaza for having smooth journey aheadNPCI FASTag: Transactions that are presented shall be validated based on reader read time and the time at which the tag is placed under hot...
- New FASTag rules come into effect from today; Here's all you need to knowNew FASTag Rules: The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has introduced new FASTag balance validation rules effective from Febru...
- New FASTag KYC rules from August 1: 7 important things to knowNew FASTag KYC rules from August 1: 7 important things to know
- New FASTag regulations to come into effect on August 1: Here's all you need to knowStarting August 1, 2024, the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) introduces significant changes to FASTag regulations, emphasizin...
- No more waiting at toll plazas! New FASTag rule soon: What is it? How will it stop delays?
- Paytm Fastag account: How, why and by when you have to deactivate itPaytm Payments Bank Ltd has been removed from NHAI's approved list of Fastag providers. Users must deactivate their Paytm Fastag and obtain...
- Government likely to extend mandatory use of FASTag for toll payment on National HighwaysThe government is set to extend the deadline for 100% collection of toll charges on the National Highway (NH) network through FASTag. Earli...
- FASTag users in the country breach two crore-mark as more people opt for digital paymentsThe highways ministry in July last year had asked the National Highways Authority of India for conversion of all toll lanes at all national...
- Cashless toll mop-up via FASTags nears 50 per cent markSince December 15, while all toll lanes have been converted to FASTag lanes, NHAI has allowed a leeway for commuters to accept toll through...
- E-tolling mandatory across national highways from December this yearIn a letter sent to the NHAI, the highways ministry has asked for conversion of all toll lanes at all national highways to 'FASTag lanes'.
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