FASTag: Big news for FASTag users. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has launched a nationwide cleanliness campaign, rewarding commuters for reporting dirty toilets at toll plazas. The campaign, dubbed the “Clean Toilet Picture Challenge,” will see a reward of ₹1,000 deposited directly into the accounts of FASTag users.
This scheme, which will be in effect until October 31, 2025, applies to all toilets under the jurisdiction of the NHAI. This means that if anyone reports this by October 31, 2025, RS 1,000 will be deposited into their FASTag. This is part of the government’s ‘Special Campaign 5.0,’ which aims to enhance the cleanliness, transparency, and travel convenience of India’s national highway network.
How to get benefits?
First of all download RajmargYatra app.
Now take clear, geo-tagged and time-stamped pictures of dirty toilets at NHAI toll plazas.
Submit the report through the app with your name, mobile number and vehicle registration number (VRN).
Once verified, Rs 1,000 will be credited to your FASTag account linked to that VRN.
Know the terms and conditions
Each VRN is eligible for only one reward during the entire campaign.
Only toilets under NHIA are eligible, facilities located at dhabas, petrol pumps or private stops are excluded.
Rewards are limited to one per toilet per day. Only the first valid report of the day will be paid out.
All reports will be subjected to AI based screening and manual verification will be done if required.
Tampered, duplicate or previously submitted images will be rejected.
What did NHAI say about this scheme?
The agency said in a statement that this campaign encourages national highway users to report dirty toilets at toll plazas located on national highways, and rewards such information, to ensure clean and hygienic facilities. This is under the comprehensive Special Drive 5.0, in which NHAI is also working on pothole removal, beautification of flyovers, painting of toll plazas, and improvement of signage and public messages.
