FASTag Alert: These highways won’t accept your Rs 3,000 annual pass–Check details
Published on 23/08/2025 07:32 PM
The central government launched the FASTag annual pass to make toll payments easier for frequent highway travelers. The pass, priced at Rs. 3,000, allows up to 200 trips a year, whichever comes first.
Priced at Rs 3,000, the pass allows up to 200 toll trips in a year, whichever comes first. Each toll crossing counts as one trip, as per the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI).
The annual FASTag pass is valid only on highways and expressways maintained by NHAI. Major national highways included are NH 19 (Delhi-Kolkata), NH 3 (Agra-Mumbai), NH 48 (North-South Corridor), NH 27 (Porbandar-Silchar), NH 16 (Kolkata-Eastern Coast), NH 65 (Pune-Machilipatnam), NH 11 (Agra-Bikaner), and NH 44 (Srinagar-Kanyakumari).
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It also covers expressways like Delhi-Mumbai, Eastern Peripheral Road, Mumbai-Nashik, Mumbai-Surat, Chennai-Salem, Mumbai-Ratnagiri, Delhi-Meerut, and Ahmedabad-Vadodara.
The FASTag annual pass is not valid on state-managed highways. Users will need to pay tolls from their regular FASTag balance on highways not managed by NHAI. Examples include the Yamuna Expressway, Purvanchal Expressway, and Bundelkhand Expressway.
NHAI reported that over 5 lakh passes were sold in the first four days. Tamil Nadu led in annual pass purchases, followed by Karnataka and Haryana. The highest number of transactions were recorded at toll plazas in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.
The Annual Toll Pass is a prepaid facility allowing private vehicle owners-cars, jeeps, and vans-to pay a one-time fee for up to 200 toll crossings on NHAI-managed highways and expressways. Each pass costs Rs 3,000, making it a convenient option for frequent travellers.
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