NHAI launches ₹1,000 FASTag reward scheme to promote highway cleanliness. Now, anyone can report dirty toilets via the Rajmargyatra app. Reward credited per vehicle to encourage clean and safe national highways.
Key points
- Easy Way to Report Dirty Toilets
- Reward Details
- Terms and Rules
- How Verification Works
- Highway Cleanliness Outlook
For neat and clean highways, NHAI decided to start this reward scheme. Now, anyone can complain about dirty toilets and will get Rs 1,000 instantly in their FASTag account. The scheme runs on all national highways in India till October 31, 2025.
Easy Way to Report Dirty Toilets
Table Of Contents
| 1. Easy Way to Report Dirty Toilets |
| 2. Reward Details |
| 3. Terms and Rules |
| 4. How Verification Works |
| 5. Highway Cleanliness Outlook |
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Commuters, i.e., truck drivers, just download the latest Rajmargyatra app, click a clear geo-tagged photo of a dirty toilet at an NHAI toll plaza, and submit their name, mobile number, and Vehicle Registration Number (VRN) on the app. This makes reporting simple for drivers of trucks, pickups, mini trucks, and buses.
Reward Details
Each VRN reporting a dirty toilet gets ₹1,000 credited in the FASTag account. Reward is limited to one per vehicle for the entire scheme. Daily reward is issued once per toilet only — if many report the same toilet, the first valid submission gets the reward.
Terms and Rules
Scheme only for toilets built or maintained by NHAI. Dhabas, fuel stations, or public toilets are not included. Photos must be original, taken on the Rajmargyatra app. Fake, duplicate, or old photos will be rejected.
How Verification Works
Reports are checked by an AI-assisted system, then manually if needed. This two-layer check ensures fair reward and proper scheme operation. Drivers of mini trucks, pickups, electric trucks, and buses can easily participate and get a reward safely.
Highway Cleanliness Outlook
NHAI aims to keep safe and clean highways for everyone. With this technology, incentives, and citizen participation, this drive is expected to make toilets clean. It will also help to raise awareness and improve hygiene on national highways.
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Frequently Asked Questions on Commercial Vehicles
Q1. Who can participate in the NHAI FASTag reward scheme?
A1. Any commuter with FASTag can report dirty toilets at NHAI toll plazas, including drivers of trucks, pickups, mini trucks, buses, and electric trucks.
Q2. How much reward can be earned per vehicle?
A2. Each vehicle can get ₹1,000 credited to the FASTag account for one valid report during the scheme.
Q3. How to report dirty toilets?
A3. Download the latest Rajmargyatra app, click the geo-tagged photo of a dirty toilet, submit your name, mobile number, and Vehicle Registration Number (VRN) on the app.
Q4. Are all toilets eligible for a reward?
A4. No. Only toilets built, operated, or maintained by NHAI are eligible. Dhabas, fuel stations, and other public toilets are excluded.
Q5. How is the report verified?
A5. AI-assisted verification first, then manual check if needed. Only the first valid report per toilet per day is rewarded to ensure fairness.