Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Government: Two-Wheelers Exempt From Highway Toll Fees
The government wants to clear up rumors about highway fees.
They stated that two-wheelers don't have to pay any fees at toll booths.
This announcement was made because some people thought they would have to pay.
The rules for fees are already in place and haven't changed for bikes.
Meanwhile, a program called FASTag allows some drivers to buy a pass for easier toll booth access, and this program has generated significant revenue.
Government clarifies no toll fees for two-wheelers on national highways and expressways.
Clarification follows social media reports suggesting fees.
User fees are collected as per the National Highway Fee Rules, 2008.
NHAI sold over 5 lakh FASTag-based annual toll permits in four days.
FASTag annual passes have generated Rs 150 crore in revenue.
- Who
- Government and NHAI.
- What
- Government clarification on toll fees for two-wheelers.
- When
- Recently, following social media reports.
- Where
- National Highways and Expressways in India.
- Why
- To clarify user fees for two-wheelers.
Misinformation
Official Clarification
Toll fees
Misinformation
Incorrect reports of fees on two-wheelers
Official Clarification
No User Fees
- Announcement
- No user fee for two-wheelers
- Governing Rules
- National Highway Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules, 2008
- FASTag Revenue
- Rs 150 crore
- FASTag Benefit
- Free passage through toll plazas on national highways and expressways
Sources
FASTag Annual Pass Won’t Work on These Expressways
'₹3,000 per month on Worli sealink': Investor claims FASTag savings are a distant dream for many in Mumbai
Two-wheelers are not charged a user fee at toll plazas: The government
