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India Moves Toward Barrier-Free Tolling Using FASTag and Number Plates

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India is advancing a barrier-free tolling system that eliminates the need for vehicles to stop at highway toll booths. The system uses a combination of FASTag technology and number plate recognition cameras to automatically identify vehicles as they pass. Tolls are collected electronically in real time, allowing traffic to flow at normal highway speeds. This approach aims to reduce congestion, cut fuel wastage, and improve the overall efficiency of highway travel across the country.

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