Annual FASTag Scheme: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has made a historic announcement today for four-wheeler drivers across the country. Now the trouble of stopping repeatedly at the toll plaza and paying toll tax is going to end soon. Annual Fastag is going to be introduced in the country from 15 August 2025, which will cost ₹ 3000. This means that now drivers will be able to travel comfortably throughout the year without any interruption by taking an annual Fastag once.
This new Fastag will be applicable across the country from 15 August 2025. The duration of this Fastag will be up to 1 year or 200 trips (whichever is completed first). Let us know how you will be able to get this annual Fastag and what will be its complete process.
This is how you will get the annual Fastag
If you do not have an annual Fastag yet, then you will be able to get it very easily. Giving information about the annual Fastag pass, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the government is soon going to launch a dedicated link to activate and renew it, which will make this process very easy and digital-friendly.
This link will be available on the Highway Yatra mobile app as well as the official websites of NHAI and MoRTH. Through this, users will be able to activate or renew their Fastag annual pass in just a few clicks without any manual hassle. Emphasis has been placed on making this entire process paperless, fast, and transparent. This will give an excellent digital experience to crores of private vehicle owners and save time at toll booths.
Benefits of annual Fastag
This new initiative will prove to be a game-changer for drivers in many ways. Now you will not have to stop at every toll plaza to pay toll, which will save travel time. You will get the experience of continuous travel without any interruption, which will make long-distance travel even more pleasant.

By paying ₹ 3000 once, you will be worry-free for a year or 200 trips. By making the entire process digital, transparency will increase and the scope of manual errors will end. Fuel costs and pollution caused by stopping vehicles at toll plazas will be reduced.
What will be its impact on the country’s economy
This step will not only be convenient for individual drivers, but it will also have a positive impact on the country’s economy. Less time spent at toll booths will reduce logistics and freight costs, which will boost trade and commerce. Also, this will prove to be an important milestone in achieving the goal of Digital India.