Toll Plaza Pass Rules: Now cross Toll Plaza without stopping for Rs 340, know how to get the benefit of free toll

 

Toll Plaza Pass Rules: Now get a toll pass for just Rs 340 and cross the toll plaza every month without any extra charge. Know who benefits from this and how.

Toll Plaza Pass Rules: Do you live near a toll plaza and are you annoyed with money being deducted every time? So there is good news for you. If you live within 20 km radius of any toll plaza, then you can get a monthly toll pass for just Rs 340 and cross the toll unlimited times every month without any extra charge.

Actually, this facility is very beneficial for lakhs of people who live near the toll and cross this plaza daily. Many people are not aware of this scheme and they get angry or start arguing every time the toll charge is deducted from their fastag, whereas the government has made very clear rules for this.

There will be no charge for travel up to 20KM

Let us tell you that in September 2024, the government implemented the “Jitni Doori, Utna Toll” policy. Under this, vehicles that can be tracked by GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) will not be charged any toll for a journey of up to 20 km.

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The government has introduced this facility by amending the National Highway Fee Rules, 2008. According to the amended rules, the first 20 km of travel by GNSS based vehicles will be considered free. Toll will be charged for the distance thereafter. This policy is applicable to all types of private vehicles, except commercial vehicles with national permit. It has been implemented as a pilot project on some national highways from July 2024.

How to get a pass of Rs 340?

The facility of toll pass is given to those people who live within a radius of 20 km around any toll plaza. For this, they have to get a monthly pass of Rs 340 made only once. After getting this pass, no matter how many times you cross the toll, you will not have to pay any separate charge. This pass is for one vehicle, that is, only the owner of the vehicle who gets it made can use it. Without this pass, you cannot argue with the toll employees, because according to the rules, you must have a Toll Plaza Pass.

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Who can avail this facility?

This toll exemption facility is available to those who live within a radius of 20 km around a toll plaza. Only private vehicle owners can avail this benefit. Also, it is mandatory for them to have a GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) enabled vehicle or Fastag system. Apart from this, to avail the benefit, the person must also have a residential proof of that area, which can prove that he actually lives within a 20KM radius of the toll plaza.

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