FASTag Annual Pass Price To Rise From April One
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FASTag Annual Pass Price To Rise From April One

NHAI will increase the price of the FASTag Annual Pass for non-commercial vehicles from Rs3,000 to Rs3,075 from April one for the financial year 2026–27. The revision was announced in an order issued on March 15 and applies to private vehicles with an active FASTag. The annual pass scheme was introduced on August 15, 2025 to provide relief to frequent highway users from rising toll costs and to simplify travel across national highways.

NHAI will increase the price of the FASTag Annual Pass for non-commercial vehicles from Rs3,000 to Rs3,075 from April one for the financial year 2026–27. The revision was announced in an order issued on March 15 and applies to private vehicles with an active FASTag. The annual pass scheme was introduced on August 15, 2025 to provide relief to frequent highway users from rising toll costs and to simplify travel across national highways.

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