GPS-based GNSS Toll System: Goodbye FASTag? Here's How The New Toll Collection Will Work...
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- GPS-based GNSS Toll System: Goodbye To Toll Booths? Here's How New Toll Collection Will Work...
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has announced the new GPS-based toll collection system which will be rolled out soon. How will the GPS-based GNSS toll system work and how it could transform travel.
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When it comes to making money the government is a genius 😂
😂😂😂
Satellite based road constructions are not holding up well, i wonder how will these hold up
People will be the losers. Who bothers?
Best way to track speeding and send fines
So govt can now track my location. Sorry, I will wait in the queue with fastag.
underrated comment 👍
maybe when you are danger , how govt will gonaa help you
Another way to squeeze money from people
Then why was fasttag made mandatory if it had to be changed withing 2 years
These are all money making techniques of business walas. No question...
The Govt: Why only toll the National Highways when we can toll every road.
To people who are saying another way to extract money must know that people already pay toll taxes. This system is only to reduce traffic congestion at toll plazas. Most European countries have been using this tech since years.
Most countries don't want to squeeze the middle class
but european countries have privacy laws on how your data will be used and processed.
@@techbasics6142 agree bro
indian government has no data security
@@lifeisfkingood Instead, companies are selling our contact details.
Just register a new company and see how many calls you receive on the same day for bank accounts and loans. How?
"It's time for the government to prioritize the people's needs! Instead of burdening citizens with excessive taxes on vehicles, focus on providing top-notch education and healthcare facilities. We've already paid our dues; now it's the government's turn to deliver quality public services."
Why not Navic??? Navic work in India so why GPS
Navic isn't as accurate as Gps.
And GDP receivers are very small and cheap as they are mass produced
@@Dr.Kraig_Ren Navic is as accurate as gps and Indian Millitary use it for navigation and missiles of India are guided by navic, its not used because India doesn't have mass production ability of electronics and have to rely on china so they tolling system probably will use GPS.
@@itcell5628 not every missile of India is guided by Navic.
It is only useful if you are using something inside India.
And I don’t think mass production of the system is the issue here.
No one is going to buy new car just for satellite tolling so mass production is not a problem. If government want they can pursue this and it is not harder than making i Phone.
Point is companies with this technology can be shifted to india without any problem.
@@TGill22 definitely it will use NavIC, some other news articles says that.
@@TGill22 Navic with gps or glonass use by most millitary hardware in India, and missile have other navigation system along with satellite based navigation like internal navigation. It's up to NHAI to use gps or Navic but a recent expression of interest made public by nhai in June indicates that satellite based navigation system yet to achieve prototype stage so it's not certain if the toll system will use gps or Navic. Or it could use both gps and Navic just like our smartphone has the ability to receive signals of Glonass, Gps, Baidu, Galleleo and some even have Navic.
First thy made us pay for Fast tag, now this crap, while the roads are in horrible condition. He should focus first on giving service rather asking for money for crap service. It’s easy to copy system used in European Countries while having roads of Somalia.
How much do these OBUs cost? People were reluctant to buy 100₹ fastag. How many would buy these? I’m pretty sure even GNSS lanes will be blocked by truckwalas and rich SUV driving ignorants
They won't bcos non-GNSS entering the dedicated lanes will be charged 2x the normal toll
This is great news for Avantel
Can someone please explain to me where there's the SATELLITE COMPONENT in this scheme? If checks are still made at designated points why is there a 'satellite requirement'?
but the question is how to calculate toll ? people should know about this calculation and system should be transparent
What about the data privacy? How will this be legal to track all cars through onboard device. These topics should have been covered inthe video instead of just a whitewashed reporting
someone who has time and money on their hands should file a case in Supreme Court
Traffic 🚦 is worse in cities than these tolls, they can't solve that and giving this to pass some time
Make a dedicated route for public transport bus , no other vehicle allowed in that line. This way traffic can be reduced .
City roads are built by state governments, NHs by funded by central government. But maybe madrassas don't teach these things.
I will be more happier when gov will release the tech using satellite update to fill the pot hole by spotting pothole on the road.
Income tax, then GST, when you buy car pay tax, when you drive pay tax, fast tag now this one, they don't even have a nice roads. what about goverment vechiles free again now its time to take shoes in hands i think coz we are paying taxes and politicians are enjoying
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will send data to satellite LOL and satellite will calculate distance. wow mint wow !! such a dumb idea. On device system will send data via cellular network not back to satellite
They will put a giant dish on the car roof for satellite communication 😅
lol, no. that is not how this works. Data is not sent to the satellites. Each satellite is a transmitter. This location data transmitted data is received by the GPS receiver in your device (Example - Mobile phone). Then that data is computed for the amount of time required to reach your device. Data from atleast 3-4 satellites is compared to calculate your exact location. This computation happens on your device.
Exact same mechanism is already present in your mobile phones, smart watches or any other device with GPS, NavIC, GLONASS etc.
@@AnantShukla93 I know that the device installed by gov will use GPS (/NavIC Indian version of GPS) and will send coordinates back to TOLL systems via cellular network. I was point out mistake in mint's reporting.
GPS doesn't need internet.
@@realmilind 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Agree, How installed device send coordinated back to Toll booth servers ? just think
DIGITAL EXTORTION OF MONEY
WHY PAY TOLL FOR SHITTY ROAD INFRA
No need to change any system, so rapidly.
How will the Toll System segregate GPS Enable Cars with Fast tag cars I think there will still be some kind of checks??
a country with no privacy laws, imagine your data being with govt all the time, if someone is interested let's file a case.
Very good idea, it will help to reduce the traffic and saving fuel money time
Yea and soon the Govt will toll every road you drive on as there needs to be no physical toll booths present. Its an invasion of privacy and sets up a dangerous precedent.
How will it suck money from you account?
It makes car Theft difficult 🤔
Kya fayda., toll plaza to hatne vale h nai
Buy your car and commute by Bus 😂
Kuch b fekte rahte ye log
This men is destroying BJP , automobil industry and job market. He has personal vendetta with top leadership of govt.
Kuch bhi
you must be kidding mam or living in parallel universe.
Father of robbing gates!
@@sunilsharma-yy4hf Earlier travelling between Bangalore and Mysore was free. Along the route there were plenty of hotels, and you could see vendors selling locally made toys. The cost now to travel between the cities is INR 250. The expressway has also destroyed every business along the way. All that remains are empty buildings where booming businesses once stood. Who did the expressway benefit? Not the local people, not the people traveling between the cities, but only the Govt who gets to keep the toll charges.
@@alileevil ...mate you are talking about one express way ,out of many being build ,1 is not the rule .Look at Delhi -Meerut express way for example industries such as sports which Meerut is famous for are doing great business ,Meerut has developed a lot more after opening of the expressway,business have flourished .It use to take 2 hours to travel from Delhi ITO to Meerut which has been reduced to 45 minutes which is awesome .Plus your logic is absurd regarding people dying toll of rs 250 ,do tell me how much time it has saved of so many people ,saving petrol ,car s wear and tear.
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