India's National Highway Toll Plazas to End Cash Payments from April 10

National highways in India will cease accepting cash payments at toll plazas from April 10, transitioning to a fully digital system using FASTag and UPI. The government is also ending toll waivers on ID display, requiring special FASTags or annual passes for exempted individuals, with penalties for non-compliance.

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual154d ago

Government moves to end toll waiver on ID display; no cash at booths from April 10

Toll payments will go cashless from April 10, with no cash transactions accepted. Vehicles without FASTags can pay via UPI at 1.25 times the normal fee, or face penalties. Exempted individuals must now use special FASTags or annual passes to prevent misuse and reduce arguments at toll plazas, paving the way for signal-free tolling.

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India's National Highway Toll Plazas to End Cash Payments from April 10

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