He said that the government is going to install audit cameras at plazas with high collection. After this, it will be audited through AI.

Awareness about AI is constantly increasing in India. In such a situation, Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said that NHAI is now considering installing audit cameras at toll plazas that collect more toll. After this, it will be audited using artificial intelligence (AI).

While speaking in Parliament on Thursday, the Union Minister also emphasized on the use of AI. Referring to the incident of Atraila Shiv Ghulam Plaza in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh in toll plaza collection, the Union Minister said that our aim is to strengthen the process of cash collection of invalid / non- fastag vehicles through AI audit. Along with this, strict monitoring of receipts and number of vehicles passing through toll plazas is also being considered. The Union Minister was answering the questions of the DMK MP on the rules made by the Central Government to deal with fraud related to toll collection on national highways.

Giving information about the upcoming projects, the Union Minister said that we are working on pilot projects of barrier-less toll plazas. Under this, NHAI has invited bids for Fastag and ANPR at five toll plazas on Gharaunda, Choryasi, Nemli, and Dwarka Expressway. Through this, we will move forward in the area of ​​barrier-less toll plazas, while e-notice is proposed for non-Fastag vehicles, which will gradually eliminate cash from the toll collection system.

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When the process of toll collection through Fastag was started in the country 3 years ago, it was called a game changer. However, now the time has come to change this method because toll collection in the country will be done directly through GPS.

Government plans to start GPS toll collection from March 2024

Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari had said about 3 weeks ago that toll collection through GPS in the country can start from March 2024. In this series, testing of GPS based toll collection is going to start on about 10 highways of the country from next month i.e. February 2024. According to the news of Livemint, this information has been received. This clearly means that soon taking toll collection through Fastag will become a thing of the past and GPS based toll collection will become a part of people’s lives.

Pilot project will be started first

It has also been told in the news of Livemint that before starting this new GPS toll collection process across the country, its pilot project will be run on some limited highways. Through this, it will be seen how work can be done to implement it smoothly and without any problem across the country by March. This information has been given by Anurag Jain, Secretary, Ministry of Road and Transport.

How will the new GPS based toll system work?

Through the new system, toll collection will be collected through the route itself and this will eliminate the need for fixed toll plazas. For this, geofencing of the highway will be done which will be accomplished through Global Positioning System (GPS) or Radio Frequency Identification (RFID).

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