India is set to roll out a barrier-free digital tolling system by early 2027, allowing vehicles to glide past toll booths without stopping. The integration of number-plate recognition with existing FASTag technology promises to streamline the toll collection process even further. Motorists will experience a new level of convenience as the One Tag system is introduced, significantly reducing wait times and enhancing overall travel efficiency. India is set to roll out a barrier-free digital tolling system by early 2027, allowing vehicles to glide past toll booths without stopping. The integration of number-plate recognition with existing FASTag technology promises to streamline the toll collection process even further. Motorists will experience a new level of convenience as the One Tag system is introduced, significantly reducing wait times and enhancing overall travel efficiency.
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