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FASTag: Now Recharge Fastag with Google Pay, this is the smart way

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If you buy Fastag from ICICI Bank through Google Pay, you will get a benefit of Rs 200. It will also get a cashback of 100 rupees and an Amazon gift voucher of 100 rupees.

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The Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has declared all lanes in the toll plaza on National Highway (National Highways) from February 15 as 'Fastag Lane of Fee Plaza'. As per the government order, now all lanes on national highways across the country are fastag lanes. After which it has now become mandatory to put Fastag on vehicles. Although you can still pay in cash if your vehicle does not have a fastag, but doing so will be huge on your pocket. Now any train without RFID sticker will have to pay double the fee for crossing the electronic toll plaza.

Fastag (fastag) system is going to be implemented for toll collection across the country from 15 January at night. Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has made it clear that now the government will not extend the deadline. Earlier, the government has extended the last date for implementation of Fastag two or three times. While many banks are offering fastag facility, the government has also given a discount on minimum balance and fastag will also work on zero balance. At the same time, if you use Google, then you can quickly recharge Fastag

How to avoid double toll tax

The easiest way to avoid paying double the prescribed toll fees while traveling on national highways is to have your car fast-fasted. Not only this, but the driver must also ensure that his fastag is recharged with sufficient amount.

From 1 January 2021, the ministry had ordered fastags to be placed in the M and N (M&M) categories of motor vehicles.

According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, "As per the NH Fee Rules 2008, any vehicle which does not have a fastag, or that is a valid, or properly functioning fastag with a fee plag If he enters the lane, he will pay a fee equal to twice the fee applicable for that category. "