10 FASTag Rules you must know

05 Feb 2020

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10 FASTag Rules you must know

You must already be familiar with FASTag, the path-breaking tag that enables you to zip through toll plazas without pausing. But are you familiar with all the FASTag new rules? If you aren’t, here’s what you should know so that you don’t encounter any roadblocks on your way to getting one for your vehicles

It’s compulsory now

Well, there’s no way you can wriggle out of this one now. Under the FASTag toll plaza rules, the government has decreed that all lanes will be FASTag only. So it’s now compulsory for all vehicles to have it from 15 January 2020.

How to buy FASTag

You can buy FASTag at over 20 banks, including Bank of Baroda, and other point-of-sale outlets like toll plazas. You can even order them online through Amazon.

What are the documents you need to get FASTag?

To get a FASTag, you will need to submit documents like registration certificate (RC) of the vehicle, passport-size photograph and KYC documents. A driver’s licence will suffice for ID and address proof.

How to activate FASTag?

Once you have purchased the FASTag, you can activate it at your Bank of Baroda branch. You will need to submit your documents at this stage.

How to pay tolls using FASTag ID?

This isn’t necessarily one of the rules of FASTag; however, after you buy it, attach it to the windscreen of your car. Each time you pass a toll plaza, an electronic reader reads the tag using RFID technology and charges you the toll. This amount is automatically deducted from your account or your wallet.

What are the charges that I have to pay for FASTag?

You have to pay a one-time activation fee of Rs 100, as well as a security deposit. The security deposit will depend on the vehicle and ranges from Rs 200 to Rs 400.

Can I use one FASTag for multiple vehicles?

No, this is not possible. FASTag is meant for one vehicle only.

How to recharge FASTag?

If you have chosen the wallet option instead of direct debit from your account, you need to recharge it from time to time. It’s a relatively simple process. You can log in to your account using your ID and password and use Debit or Credit Card or Internet Banking to top up your account. You can also use other methods like UPI.

Do I get a discount on tolls if I live near a toll plaza?

You can get a discount on tolls paid through your FASTag if you live within 10 km of a toll plaza. You will have to submit proof of residence to avail of this benefit.

What happens if I don’t have a FASTag?

Well, you’ll have to pay double the toll fee, which you have to pay at a hybrid lane that accepts payments over the counter.

So now that you know all FASTag rules don’t hesitate any more get a FASTag account today at Bank of Baroda!

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