Toll Tax Deducted Twice? Here's How To Get Your Refund
Toll tax is a fee levied on vehicles using roads and bridges, primarily aimed at funding road construction and maintenance. In India, numerous national and state highways feature toll plazas where drivers must pay this tax. With the introduction of Fastag technology, the toll collection process has become much more efficient, eliminating the need for vehicles to stop and pay manually.
Fastag operates on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, allowing automatic toll payments as vehicles pass through toll plazas. A Fastag sticker is affixed to the vehicle’s windscreen, which is scanned by cameras at the toll booths, facilitating quick and seamless transactions.
However, errors can occur, and some drivers may find that their toll tax is deducted twice. If you encounter this issue, don’t worry—refunds are possible. Here’s how to navigate the refund process:
Fastag operates on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, allowing automatic toll payments as vehicles pass through toll plazas. A Fastag sticker is affixed to the vehicle’s windscreen, which is scanned by cameras at the toll booths, facilitating quick and seamless transactions.
However, errors can occur, and some drivers may find that their toll tax is deducted twice. If you encounter this issue, don’t worry—refunds are possible. Here’s how to navigate the refund process:
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