Road Trips to Get Expensive From April 1 After Steep Hike in Toll Tax. Here’s How Much Commuters Will Have to Pay
New Delhi: Travelling on national highways could become a little more expensive as the Central government has decided to increase the toll tax from April 1, Friday. As per a report, the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has hiked the toll tax from ₹10 to ₹65. Besides, the cost of commercial vehicles has been raised by Rs 65 and light vehicles by Rs 10 for one NN Giri, NHAI Project Director confirmed that a notification regarding a hike in toll tax has been issued for the FY 2022-23. “On highways connecting Delhi, toll price has been increased by for 4 wheelers— cars and jeeps. Oversize vehicles will have to pay Rs 65 for one-way from April 1”, LIVE Hindustan quoted Giri as saying. TOLL TAX HIKE: HOW MUCH COMMUTERS WILL HAVE TO PAY On the 59.77 km Delhi-Meerut Expressway, commuters will have to pay 10% more toll tax. On the expressway from Sarai Kale Khan to the end of Kashi toll plaza, people traveling in cars and jeeps will have to pay Rs 155 instead of Rs 140. From Sar