The document discusses updates from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways in India. It notes that the INAMPRO project initiated by NHIDCL received a gold award for excellence in government process re-engineering. It also discusses the implementation of electronic toll collection (ETC) using FASTags across India to help traffic flow and collect user fees. As of March 2019, banks had issued over 45 lakh FASTags, with daily ETC transactions averaging over 8 lakh and daily toll collection through ETC at over 19 crore rupees, accounting for 28% of total toll collection.
The document discusses updates from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways in India. It notes that the INAMPRO project initiated by NHIDCL received a gold award for excellence in government process re-engineering. It also discusses the implementation of electronic toll collection (ETC) using FASTags across India to help traffic flow and collect user fees. As of March 2019, banks had issued over 45 lakh FASTags, with daily ETC transactions averaging over 8 lakh and daily toll collection through ETC at over 19 crore rupees, accounting for 28% of total toll collection.
The document discusses updates from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways in India. It notes that the INAMPRO project initiated by NHIDCL received a gold award for excellence in government process re-engineering. It also discusses the implementation of electronic toll collection (ETC) using FASTags across India to help traffic flow and collect user fees. As of March 2019, banks had issued over 45 lakh FASTags, with daily ETC transactions averaging over 8 lakh and daily toll collection through ETC at over 19 crore rupees, accounting for 28% of total toll collection.
Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, Government of India
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(iii) National Award on e-Governance to INAMPRO
The “INAMPRO" project initiated by NHIDCL, a CPSE under this Ministry, has been conferred with a 'Gold' award under Category-I “Excellence in Government Process Re- engineering" for the National Award in e-Governance by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances. (iv) E-tolling Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) system, the initiative of Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, has been implemented on pan India basis in order to remove bottlenecks and ensure seamless movement of trafc and collection of user fee as per the notied rates, using passive Radio Frequency Identication (RFID) technology. Indian Highways Management Company Limited (IHMCL), a company under company's act 1956 has been incorporated for working as implementing agency for ETC with National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) functioning as the Central Clearing House (CCH). 22 banks (including Public and Private sector banks) have been engaged as issuer banks in order to issue FASTag to road users. A cashback of 2.5% is being offered for the FY 2019-20 in order to incentivize road users for usage of FASTag. ETC program is live on 446 fee plazas on National Highways. In addition to FASTag, several other electronic means have also been employed to enable road users for payment of user fees such as use of PoS machines for collection of fees through Credit/ Debit cards, use of Pre-paid payment instruments etc. As on 31.03.2019, collectively banks have issued 45.55 lakh FASTags and with an 8.66 lakhs average daily ETC transactions, the average daily collection through ETC has increased to ` 19.18 crore with a penetration of 28% in total fee collection.