Tamil Nadu

Revised user fee in 26 toll plazas in State from today

Amid the transporters’ demand for suspension of toll collection for three more months, over two dozen toll plazas out of 48 that would resume toll collection in the State would charge the revised user fee much to the anguish of the truckers.

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Chennai

As many as 26 toll plazas in the State would witness the annual revision of the user fees from April 1 based on the wholesale price index and are calculated using a rule enforced in 2008.

The hike in the user fee would vary from two per cent to 5 per cent for various category of vehicles.

The revision of user fees comes to effect from Monday when the NHAI resumes toll collections across 570 plazas across the country which were shut down on March 25 to ease emergency services in view of the coronavirus outbreak.

Plazas at Vanagaram, Surapattu, Paranur, Athur, Mathur, Nemili, Chennasamudaram, Krishnagiri, Boothakudi and Vaniyambadi are among a few where the revision would come into force in the State.

“The user fees in the toll plazas would be revised in two batches – from April 1 and September 1 every year.

The revised user fee has come into effect from April 1 for 26 toll plazas.

When toll collection resumes on Monday, the vehicles will be charged as per the revised charges,” the NHAI official said.

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