Practical guidance on tags, payment flow, penalties, and what to check before your trip.
Longer reads on how India tolls work, written from official operator publications.
The National Highways Fee Rules 2008 explained: per-kilometre base rates and the 1 April revision, where plazas may be placed, the return and monthly discounts, the local resident pass and its digital version, who is exempt, and what happens without a valid FASTag after the 2025 and 2026 amendments.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-03
Read the guideHow the FASTag Annual Pass works after its 1 April 2026 price revision to ₹3,075: 200 plaza crossings or one year, private cars only, national highway plazas only, how a trip is counted, activation through RajmargYatra within two hours, and the arithmetic that tells you whether it is worth buying.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-03
Read the guideThe four NHAI fee plazas between Delhi and Jaipur on NH48, Kherki Daula, Shahjahanpur, Manoharpur, and Daulatpura, with the 2026 car fees as published by NHAI's Toll Information System and its mirrors, the indicative one-way total, the local pass, and the multi-lane free-flow system launched at Daulatpura in June 2026.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-03
Read the guideHow India's two best-known state expressways charge: the Mumbai–Pune Expressway under MSRDC's 2004 notification and IRB's operation to 2030, with the ₹320 car toll and the pay-once rule, and the Yamuna Expressway under YEIDA with its three plazas at Jewar, Mathura, and Agra, the published ₹415 car total, FASTag rules, and why the FASTag Annual Pass is not valid on either.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-03
Read the guideWhat the RFID tag is, why it is mandatory on national highways, how rentals typically pay, and the published unpaid-fee rules. IndiaTolls does not sell tags.
FASTag for driversSource: NHAI and corridor operators | Last verified: 2026-02-06