The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways has announced a new initiative for Indian commuters to make journeys on highways and expressways a lot easier: The FASTag annual pass aims to help those who ...

Starting February 17, 2025, the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) is implementing new FASTag rules to enhance toll payment efficiency. One key change is that if your FASTag has been ...

India's highway travel is set for a revamp with the FASTag Annual Pass, launching August 15, 2025. Announced by Nitin Gadkari, this NHAI initiative offers private vehicle owners up to 200 toll-free ...

The FASTag annual pass, one of the highly used toll passes which allows people to travel hassle-free across National Highways and Expressways in India. But many vehicle owners risk losing Rs 3,000 if ...

New FASTag balance validation rules come into effect today (February 17). These changes in the guidelines are aimed at streamlining toll transactions and gaining control of fraudulent activities.

If you frequently commute on India’s vast national highway network maintained by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), there’s a major change coming in the way you pay toll taxes. Earlier ...

National Highway Authority of India is set to introduce the FASTag annual pass in the country, effective from 15th August 2025. The annual pass is being introduced to reduce congestion, wait time, and ...

FASTag has become an essential tool for seamless toll payments on highways across India. With the increasing number of FASTag users, various platforms, including FASTag payment apps, offer exciting ...

The FASTag Annual Pass enables private cars, jeeps, or vans to travel through specified National Highway and National Expressway toll plazas without incurring per-trip charges for a year or up to 200 ...

In a bid to streamline the toll payment process and reduce long queues at toll gates, the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) have ...

Car users with FASTag must adhere to new rules imposing a 70-minute-long interval to update their low balance/get themselves removed from the blacklist or face rejected transactions, warned a circular ...