FASTag Annual Pass Rules- Traveling with Annual Toll Pass (ATP) on expressways and national highways will be beneficial. This will save both time and money. The new system is starting from August 15.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has also issued its notification. The exemption will be available only up to 200 trips with ATP. Here the question arises that if a driver makes the 210th trip, will he have to pay toll or will there be any other option. Know-
According to NHAI, the cost of ATP will be Rs 3,000, with a validity of one year or a limit of 200 trips. The scheme will be applicable on national highways and expressways operated by NHAI. However, there are many expressways and state highways in the country where the new system will not be applicable. Drivers will have to keep this in mind.
What to do after completing 200 trips?
According to NHAI, this pass will be valid for one year or 200 trips. If someone plies the highway daily and completes 200 trips in four months, he will have to take ATP again. Thus, one can take three ATPs in a year. There is no limit to ATP. A driver can take as many ATPs as he wants. That is, as many ATPs as are required can be taken.
What happens if trips are less than 200?
If a driver takes ATP but travels less on national highways or expressways and thus 200 trips are not completed. Then the money left in ATP will neither be refunded nor transferred further. All the remaining money will be lost. Therefore, it will be beneficial to use it.
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