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National Highways Authority of India rolls out FASTag portability and local passes

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The National Highways Authority of India enabled the 'OneTag' feature on its Rajmargyatra mobile app, allowing users to change their FASTag issuer while keeping the existing physical tag linked to their vehicle registration. Additionally, the Authority extended online 'Local Passes' to 121 toll plazas across the country.

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Why it matters

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The OneTag initiative is expected to improve FASTag lifecycle management by reducing the need for repeated tag production. This is projected to lower operational costs, dispatching, and reissuance expenses for the Authority.

The National Highways Authority of India is implementing a new toll fee structure as part of a central government policy.

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  • The National Highways Authority of India might see a reduction in operational costs through improved lifecycle management and less tag reissuance.

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