Refund in Case of Technical Errors
- Toll may be refunded if wrongly deducted due to a system malfunction.
- Errors in FASTag scanning may lead to incorrect toll charges.
- Refund requests can be raised with the issuing bank or wallet provider.
- A transaction ID and vehicle details are required for verification.
- If found valid, the excess amount is credited back to the source account.
Refund Due to Wrong Categorization
- If a vehicle is wrongly classified into a higher toll category, a refund is possible.
- Evidence such as vehicle registration certificate must be presented.
- The toll operator or supervising authority verifies the claim.
- If the misclassification is confirmed, the overcharged amount is refunded.
- A formal complaint must be submitted within a stipulated time frame.
Duplicate Deductions and Double Charges
- Refunds are allowed in cases where toll is charged more than once for the same trip.
- This can occur due to delayed FASTag updates or multiple lane entries.
- Users can raise a dispute with their bank or toll service provider.
- Duplicate deductions are typically reversed after review.
- The user must provide timestamps and toll location details.
Cancellation or Incomplete Journey
- Refunds may be granted if a vehicle enters and exits from the same toll booth.
- This applies when a journey is canceled shortly after toll entry.
- The driver must explain the reason for return and provide trip records.
- Manual correction may be processed at the toll plaza or via helpdesk.
- Such refunds are subject to discretion and not guaranteed in all cases.
Non-Applicability in General Use
- Toll tax is generally not refundable once the service is availed.
- Refunds are not permitted for delays, congestion, or route dissatisfaction.
- Exempted vehicles charged by mistake must report immediately for correction.
- Toll refunds are governed by toll operator and NHAI rules.
- All requests are subject to scrutiny and proof of genuine error.



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