This FASTag Annual Pass will be valid only for National Highways. The Union Minister said that this pass will be valid for one year or 200 trips (whichever is earlier) from the date of issue. Here we will know how to buy this FASTag Annual Pass.

If you already have Fastag, will I have to buy annual pass again?

Vehicles which already have Fastag installed do not need to buy Fastag Annual Pass separately. Fastag Annual Pass will be activated in your existing normal Fastag. However, for this your Fastag should be properly affixed on the windshield of the vehicle, a valid registration number should be linked with your Fastag and it should not be blacklisted. Keep in mind that Fastag Annual Pass can be purchased only from Highway Yatra mobile app or NHAI website.

From where will the Fastag Annual Pass be activated?

To activate Fastag Annual Pass on your existing Fastag, you will have to pay Rs 3000 by visiting the Highway Yatra mobile app or NHAI website. While making the payment to activate the Fastag Annual Pass, you will have to choose this option and after the payment is completed, your Fastag Annual Pass will be activated. After the Fastag Annual Pass is activated, two accounts will be created in your Fastag. One of these accounts will be your normal Fastag account and the other account will be for the Fastag Annual Pass.

Will Fastag Annual Pass be valid at all toll plazas?

Fastag Annual Pass will be valid at all toll plazas on national highways across the country. This annual pass will not be valid at toll plazas on state highways. If you are passing through a toll plaza on a national highway, then your toll will be deducted from the Fastag Annual Pass. Similarly, if you are passing through a toll plaza on a state highway, then your toll will be deducted from the general Fastag account.

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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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Let us tell you that on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha, Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari told about this plan that now the number of toll plazas on the highway will be limited while the local people will no longer have to pay toll.

The Transport Minister says that now people will have to pay only one toll within a radius of 60 km. Rest of the tolls will be removed. He said that such complaints were being received for a long time that the second toll tax has to be paid within the range of 10 kilometers, keeping this in mind, this decision has been taken.

He said that now the local people will not have to pay toll. Because it was often seen that the people living on the edge of the toll had to pay toll even to go to another village. This problem of theirs will also be solved soon. He says that a pass will be issued to the local people on the basis of which they will be able to travel for free.

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