GPS-based toll collection pilot program to begin soon, may replace FASTags
GPS-based toll collection pilot program to begin soon, may replace FASTags
NHAI is set to roll out GPS-based toll collection systems, aiming to replace existing toll plazas. Pilot testing will start on select highways, and the goal is to implement the technology nationwide by March 2024. The system uses GPS devices or ANPR cameras to track vehicles' movements, calculate toll charges based on distance, and automatically deduct payments from linked accounts.
NHAI is set to roll out GPS-based toll collection systems, aiming to replace existing toll plazas. Pilot testing will start on select highways, and the goal is to implement the technology nationwide by March 2024. The system uses GPS devices or ANPR cameras to track vehicles' movements, calculate toll charges based on distance, and automatically deduct payments from linked accounts.
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NHAI is set to roll out GPS-based toll collection systems, aiming to replace existing toll plazas. Pilot testing will start on select highways, and the goal is to implement the technology nationwide by March 2024. The system uses GPS devices or ANPR cameras to track vehicles' movements, calculate toll charges based on distance, and automatically deduct payments from linked accounts. 
