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25% Higher Toll Fees for UPI Users Without FASTag
By Ushakiran Bastikar
08 Oct 2025 | 18:50:11
The Indian Government’s Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has amended the National Highways Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules, 2008, calling it the Third Amendment 2025.
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FASTag annual pass Surpasses 5 lakh users milestone in 4 days of launch.
By Akash Patil
19 Aug 2025 | 12:49:06
The latest FASTag Annual Pass, which was launched just four days ago on August 15, has crossed the 5 lakh user milestone, signaling massive enthusiasm from highway commuters across India.
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Auto News This Week – EV Breakthroughs, Safety Recalls & Bold Launches
By Bijesh Nagesh
22 Jun 2025 | 07:07:58
Here’s a fresh look at India auto news June 2025 with EV breakthroughs driving change on every level. You will see how supply chain pivots and advanced batteries are redefining electric mobility. Safety takes the spotlight with major car recalls that prioritize passenger well-being. Also, manufacturers aren’t holding back on bold new launches that mix performance, style, and tech.
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Govt’s Rs 3000 FASTag Pass – A Toll Revolution for Private Vehicles
By Bijesh Nagesh
18 Jun 2025 | 18:09:26
The Government’s recent launch of a FASTag-based annual pass is making waves in the automobile and tech sectors alike.
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Fast Lane in the Auto World – EV Innovation, Policy Shifts & Production Challenges
By Bijesh Nagesh
01 Jun 2025 | 07:00:24
India’s auto market has witnessed decisive changes this past week that are reshaping the landscape of automobile industry news.
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Govt Eyes ₹3,000 Annual FASTag Pass for Unrestricted Highway Journeys
By Bijesh Nagesh
28 May 2025 | 14:46:08
The government is reviewing an innovative digital tolling plan that would let drivers enjoy unlimited highway commutes for a flat annual fee of ₹3,000. This proposal offers two payment alternatives: one covering all national highways and expressways for a full year, and another based on the distance traveled—₹50 per 100 km—for less-frequent journeys. By leveraging sensor-driven systems, GPS tracking, and automated vehicle recognition, the new model seeks to eliminate reliance on traditional toll booths, reduce stoppages, and smoothen traffic flow.
