Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Government to Introduce New Toll Policy for Highways
Imagine you're driving on a highway.
Instead of paying a toll at each booth, the government is creating a new system.
Cameras will read your car's license plate and, using your FASTag, calculate how many kilometers you've driven.
Then, they will charge your bank account directly, making it easier and faster than today's toll booths.
This new system aims to be more convenient and cheaper, saving you time and money on your road trips.
A new toll policy is being introduced by the government.
FASTags and cameras will be installed at toll booths.
Toll will be collected directly from the bank.
Toll charges will be based on the kilometers traveled.
The new system aims to be more economical and convenient.
- Who
- The government is implementing the new toll policy.
- What
- A new toll policy is coming that uses FASTags and cameras to collect toll based on kilometers traveled.
- When
- The policy is expected to be implemented soon.
- Where
- On expressways and national highways across the country.
- Why
- To provide relief from daily hassles and long queues at toll booths, and make the process more economical and convenient.
- Policy Aim
- To provide relief and convenience
- Technology Used
- FASTags and cameras
- Toll Collection
- Based on kilometers traveled
- Payment Method
- Directly from the bank