There is going to be a radical change in the way toll fee is collected at toll plazas in the country. For this, automatic number plate recognition cameras i.e. ANPR cameras will be installed at toll plazas. With their help, toll tax will be deducted from the number plate of the vehicle instead of Fastag.

The work of installing the new system has also started at one toll each in Hisar and Rohtak districts of Haryana. After about two months, toll tax will start being deducted from the number plate of the vehicle at both these toll nakas. One advantage of this will also be that if a fake number plate is installed on the vehicle, then that too will be caught.

After the trial at these two toll plazas is successful, it will be implemented first in Haryana and then in other states of the country. Toll companies believe that this will stop fraud at toll plazas. When the new system is implemented, the vehicle’s number plate will also be linked to the bank account linked to Fastag so that as soon as the vehicle reaches the toll, the camera recognizes the number plate and deducts the toll tax.

This is the ANPR system

Automatic number plate recognition based scanning cameras and new computer systems are being installed at Ramayan Toll Plaza in Hisar and Rohtak Toll. These cameras recognize the number plates and make them digital. The special thing about these cameras is that these cameras will be very powerful and will scan the plate instantly.

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The vehicle number and model will also be visible on the screen.

As soon as the vehicle comes near the toll, a red light will be lit. The vehicle will stand there until the operator turns the light green. Along with this, the vehicle number and model of the vehicle stopped to pay the toll will also be written on the screen. If the driver’s fastag is not working, then as soon as the number plate is scanned, a message will be sent to the toll company from the bank’s server. It will also tell whether this fastag is original or not.

HSRP contains complete details.

Now in India, vehicles are fitted with high-security registration plates i.e. HSRP. All the information related to the vehicle is available from such number plates. The government has started installing these special number plates in 2019 itself. The government then asked all passenger vehicles to install company fitted number plates.

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According to the recent notification, the change has been made to use Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), which includes the United States’ Global Positioning System (GPS) along with on-board units (OBUs), as a new method of toll collection. It is different from FASTag and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology.

With these updates, vehicles equipped with GNSS OBUs will be able to pay toll

automatically based on the distance travelled. Rule 6 of the 2008 rules has been changed to create dedicated lanes at toll plazas for GNSS-equipped vehicles, eliminating the need for them to stop for manual toll payment. The revised rules are part of the government’s new efforts to modernise toll collection on national highways through advanced technology.

The ministry also clarified that vehicles not registered in India or those with non-functional GNSS equipment will continue to pay standard toll rates. Additionally, a zero-toll corridor of up to 20 km will be introduced for vehicles using GNSS systems, after which toll will be paid based on the distance travelled.

What is GPS-based toll collection?

Till now, toll is paid manually at toll booths, which often causes traffic jams even with the use of FASTag. The GPS-based toll collection system will calculate the toll based on the distance travelled. This will be possible through satellite and in-car tracking systems.

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The system uses satellite-based tracking and GPS technology to charge tolls based on the distance covered by a vehicle, eliminating the need for physical toll plazas and reducing waiting time for drivers. Vehicles equipped with on-board units (OBUs) or tracking devices will be charged based on the distance covered on highways.

How is it different from FASTag?

Compared to FASTag, this satellite-based toll system relies on GNSS technology, which can track your exact location. It uses GPS and India’s GPS Aided Geo Augmented Navigation (GAGAN) system for more accurate distance-based tolling.

How will satellite-based toll collection work?

The vehicles will be equipped with OBUs, which act as tracking devices for toll collection. The OBU tracks the vehicle’s coordinates on highways, which are shared with satellites to calculate the distance travelled. Meanwhile, GPS and GNSS will ensure accurate distance measurements for toll collection. Highway cameras can then cross-check vehicle locations with the recorded images for accuracy.

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There is going to be a radical change in the way toll fee is collected at toll plazas in the country. For this, automatic number plate recognition cameras i.e. ANPR cameras will be installed at toll plazas. With their help, toll tax will be deducted from the number plate of the vehicle instead of Fastag.

The work of installing the new system has also started at one toll each in Hisar and Rohtak districts of Haryana. After about two months, toll tax will start being deducted from the number plate of the vehicle at both these toll nakas. One advantage of this will also be that if a fake number plate is installed on the vehicle, then that too will be caught.

After the trial at these two toll plazas is successful, it will be implemented first in Haryana and then in other states of the country. Toll companies believe that this will stop fraud at toll plazas. When the new system is implemented, the vehicle’s number plate will also be linked to the bank account linked to Fastag so that as soon as the vehicle reaches the toll, the camera recognizes the number plate and deducts the toll tax.

This is the ANPR system

Automatic number plate recognition based scanning cameras and new computer systems are being installed at Ramayan Toll Plaza in Hisar and Rohtak Toll. These cameras recognize the number plates and make them digital. The special thing about these cameras is that these cameras will be very powerful and will scan the plate instantly.

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The vehicle number and model will also be visible on the screen.

As soon as the vehicle comes near the toll, a red light will be lit. The vehicle will stand there until the operator turns the light green. Along with this, the vehicle number and model of the vehicle stopped to pay the toll will also be written on the screen. If the driver’s fastag is not working, then as soon as the number plate is scanned, a message will be sent to the toll company from the bank’s server. It will also tell whether this fastag is original or not.

HSRP contains complete details.

Now in India, vehicles are fitted with high-security registration plates i.e. HSRP. All the information related to the vehicle is available from such number plates. The government has started installing these special number plates in 2019 itself. The government then asked all passenger vehicles to install company fitted number plates.

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