Indian commuters finally got freedom from the frequent burden of paying high toll fees at every booth. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has officially activated the link for its much-awaited Annual FASTag Toll Pass, priced at ₹3,000. This new digital pass is designed to make highway travel across India smoother, cheaper, and more convenient.

What the Annual FASTag Toll Pass Offers

Under this scheme, vehicle owners who recharge with a one-time payment of ₹3,000 will get 200 toll crossings valid for one year. Effectively, this means that each toll crossing costs just ₹15 on average, a major relief for daily commuters and long-distance travelers.

The pass is applicable at over 1,000 NHAI toll plazas and on all national expressways, ensuring widespread usability across the country. However, it is important to note that the scheme is only valid at NHAI-operated toll booths; state-managed or privately-owned toll plazas are not covered under this plan.

The response to this scheme has been overwhelming. On the very first day, more than 20,000 vehicle owners successfully activated their new toll passes. With the link now live, the process to get your Annual FASTag Toll Pass has been made simple and fully digital, eliminating the need for middlemen or agents.

How the Toll Pass Works

  • Validity: One year from the date of activation, or up to 200 toll crossings — whichever comes first.

  • Coverage: Applicable on NHAI toll plazas and national expressways only.

  • Usage: If your 200 trips are exhausted before the year ends, you will need to recharge again for the next cycle. Similarly, if the year ends but you still have unused toll trips, they will not carry forward.

  • Convenience: The pass is directly linked to your existing FASTag sticker already installed on your car, so no additional hardware is required.

Step-by-Step Guide to Get the Annual FASTag Toll Pass

Activating the new pass is quick and hassle-free. Here’s a detailed 10-step process to get it done within minutes:

  1. Download the Rajmargyatra mobile app on your smartphone.

  2. On the app’s homepage, click on the option for “Annual Pass.”

  3. Go to the My Booking section and select “Pre-Book.”

  4. Click on Get Started and carefully read the instructions displayed on-screen.

  5. Enter your vehicle registration number in the given box.

  6. If your FASTag is valid, a green check mark will appear and your vehicle details will be displayed.

  7. Enter your registered mobile number, after which you will receive a One-Time Password (OTP).

  8. Verify the OTP to proceed further.

  9. Select your preferred payment method — UPI, debit/credit card, or net banking — and make the payment of ₹3,000.

  10. Once the payment is completed, you will see a complete breakdown of toll fee benefits, and your Annual Toll Pass will be activated instantly.

The entire process is paperless and requires no physical verification, making it possible to complete the activation from the comfort of your home.

Why This Scheme Matters

This initiative is being seen as a landmark step towards reducing travel costs and easing highway congestion. For frequent travelers, especially those commuting daily between cities, the savings can be substantial. Additionally, the digital-first approach ensures transparency, reduces cash handling, and eliminates the risk of fraud by roadside agents.

Final Word

The Annual FASTag Toll Pass, at just ₹3,000, is a game-changer for highway users in India. With 200 toll-free crossings, easy app-based activation, and wide coverage across national highways, this scheme is expected to encourage more people to adopt FASTag and enjoy hassle-free travel.

So, if you haven’t activated yours yet, now is the perfect time to get on board and travel smarter with NHAI’s latest initiative.

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