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FASTag Annual Pass Crosses 50 lakh Users Within Six Months
The FASTag Annual Pass has achieved over 50 lakh users in just six months since its launch. The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways reports that it has facilitated more than 26.55 crore transactions, making up 28 percent of car transactions on national highways. Usage varies, with Bijwasan Fee Plaza leading at 57 percent. Chandigarh accounts for 14 percent of total transactions, followed by Tamil Nadu and Delhi. The pass, available for Rs. 3,000, is valid for one year or 200 crossings at around 1,150 plazas.
Keshav Rajput
Updated Feb 9, 2026, 08:09 AM IST
FASTag Annual Pass Crosses 50 lakh Users Within Six Months
The FASTag Annual Pass has crossed 50 lakh users within six months of its introduction. According to information released by Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH), more than 26.55 crore transactions have been carried out using the pass since it became available on August 15, 2025. Around 28 percent of all car transactions on the national highway network are now being completed through the annual pass.
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Toll plazas with higher usage
Usage varies by location. The Bijwasan Fee Plaza has reported the highest share, with about 57 percent of car crossings made through the annual pass. The Mundaka Fee Plaza and Jhinjholi Fee Plaza follow, each with around 53 percent of non-commercial vehicle crossings using the pass.
Region-wise share
The region-wise analysis shows that Chandigarh leads in terms of usage, accounting for 14 percent of total Annual Pass transactions across the country, followed by Tamil Nadu at 12.3 percent and Delhi at 11.5 percent.
Where the pass is valid
The annual pass can be used at about 1,150 fee plazas on national highways and expressways. It is available for non-commercial vehicles that already have a valid FASTag.
Users can obtain the pass by paying a one-time fee of Rs. 3,000. The validity is one year or up to 200 toll crossings, whichever comes first. After payment through the Rajmargyatra app or the website of the National Highways Authority of India, the pass is activated on the existing FASTag linked to the vehicle within two hours.
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