Do you travel on expressways and use FASTag to pay at toll plazas? Do you know whether a single FASTag can be used on two different vehicles or not?

Motorists traveling on expressways use FASTag to avoid the need for cash payments at toll plazas. However, it is essential for FASTag users to be aware of the associated rules. If you use FASTag for toll payments, this information is relevant to you. If you own more than one vehicle and are considering using the same FASTag for both, it is important to understand the rules before doing so.

Can a single FASTag be used on two vehicles?

If you are thinking about using one FASTag on your second vehicle as well, you should know that under the "One Vehicle, One FASTag" policy, every vehicle must have its own separate FASTag. In other words, you cannot use the same FASTag for two vehicles. Most importantly, every FASTag is linked to the specific vehicle's registration number (RC).

What should you do if you have two vehicles?

Many people own more than one vehicle; even in such cases, you must not use the same FASTag for both. If you have two vehicles, you need to obtain separate FASTags for each of them. You cannot use a single FASTag across both vehicles.

Using the same FASTag could lead to trouble

Using the same FASTag for both your vehicles can cause problems. If you remove the FASTag from one vehicle and use it in another, the toll plaza authorities may detect this action, and your FASTag could even be blacklisted.

In many instances, the motorist may be charged double the toll amount. In other words, it is clear that you need to get a separate FASTag for each vehicle; otherwise, you might face difficulties.