At India Today Group event, Nitin Gadkari says new toll policy before April 1

At India Today Group event, Nitin Gadkari says new toll policy before April 1

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced a new toll policy with concessions for consumers before April 1, aiming to balance toll charges and infrastructure funding. India's toll collection rose 35 per cent to Rs 64,809.86 crore in 2023-24.

Electric Car Prices To Equal Petrol Cars In 6 Months: Nitin Gadkari - E-Vehicle Info

While speaking at the 32nd Convergence India and 10th Smart Cities India Expo, Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road, Transport and Highways, Government of India, confidently stated that the prices of electric vehicles in the country will be equal to those of petrol vehicles within the next six months. “Within six months, the cost of electric vehicles will be equivalent to the cost of petrol vehicles,” Nitin Gadkari asserted. Additionally, …

Speaking at BT MindRush, Nitin Gadkari said that today the farmers of India are not just food providers, but they are now becoming energy providers as well. Along with this, he has also hinted at bringing a new toll policy from April 1.

FasTag Payment Rule: FasTag payment rules will change from April 1, these people may have to pay double toll

New FasTag Rule: The Maharashtra government has decided to make the use of FASTag mandatory to make the entire system cashless. If someone does not use FASTag, he can pay the toll through cash, card or UPI, but for this he will have to pay double. Most people use FASTag to avoid long queues at toll plazas. To make the FASTag process easier, the government also changes its rules from time to time. Once again, some updates have been made in its ru…

Gadkari discusses barrier-free tolling - TravelBiz Monitor: India travel news, travel trends, tourism

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari highlighted the implementation of barrier-free toll collection as part of a pilot project in Gharonda, Choryasi, Nemili, UER-II, and the Dwarka Expressway. The pilot includes a satellite-based toll system, previously reported by HT, and an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) FASTag System. These initiatives aim to streamline toll collection and enhance efficiency on national highways. Gadkari explained that tra…

Annual toll pass to replace traditional toll collection on highways - India Seatrade News

The Indian government is set to introduce an annual pass system to replace the existing toll collection method on national highways, aiming to streamline operations and improve convenience for commuters. Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari announced this initiative in the Lok Sabha, highlighting it as a step towards barrier-free tolling and seamless travel. Gadkari elaborated on the pilot projects at locations such as Gharon…