Meanwhile, encouraged by its initial success, the Gujarat government is now planning to expand the use of chip cards by issuing 50,000 stored-value smart cards to truck drivers, enabling them to pay local levies and toll taxes electronically. Add to this the recent decision by the Calcutta and Delhi Metro authorities to issue smart card-based tickets, as also the intentions of the respective authorities of the Noida toll bridge and the Mumbai–Pune highway and one can well visualize the growing number of smart cards. Not to miss the fact that the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) has already completed its project with smart cards for its passengers.