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  Well, if you’ve ever wanted to switch your FASTag from one bank to another, you probably know how annoying the process is or could be. Close the old FASTag. Get a new one. Remove the old sticker from your windscreen. Stick the new one properly. And then make sure everything is activated before your next highway trip. But now, that same process is getting quite easy. On 11 September 2026 , our government launched a new FASTag portability facility called OneTag .  It allows vehicle owners to change their FASTag issuer or bank without replacing the physical FASTag already stuck to the vehicle . Think of it a little like mobile number portability. You change the service provider. Your FASTag stays where it is. Sounds useful right? Wait, So You Can Switch Banks Without Changing the FASTag? Yes and that’s the actual big change. Earlier, if you wanted to move your FASTag relationship from one bank to another, getting another physical tag was usually part of the process. With OneTag...

  From challan checks to RC details, here's how to simplify the everyday tasks relating to managing your vehicle. You don't own a two- or four-wheeler with a folder titled 'Things that I will eventually have to look up'. But at some point in the lifetime of a vehicle, the owner will be faced with the same dilemma: What about that fine I received? Where can I check my RC details? Do I still have insurance? When does my PUC expire? Most of these are easy enough to deal with but the pain point usually lies in finding where to look Start With a Challan Check Traffic fines are something most vehicle owners can relate to. Whether it's a challan given by a traffic camera or one that you didn't even realise you've received, it can be easy to overlook these until you have to deal with them. A normal challan check should, therefore, be part of a vehicle owner's routine. Depending on the available services, you may be able to check your challans with your vehicle ...

Electric vehicles are becoming an increasingly common sight on Indian roads. From electric scooters and motorcycles to electric cars, more people are considering EVs as an alternative to traditional petrol and diesel vehicles. But switching to an electric vehicle involves more than choosing the right model. New EV owners need to understand charging, driving range, battery usage, charging costs, and where to find reliable charging infrastructure. Knowing these basics can make everyday EV ownership much easier. Understanding EV Charging One of the biggest differences between an electric vehicle and a conventional vehicle is how it is refuelled. Instead of visiting a petrol pump, EV owners need access to a suitable charging point. The type of EV charger you use can affect how quickly your vehicle charges. Home chargers are generally convenient for overnight charging, while public charging stations can be useful during longer journeys. For EV owners, knowing where the nearest EV charging ...