Himachal Pradesh toll plaza tariffs hiked: Check new rates for cars and private vehicles at entry points

The Himachal Pradesh government has announced an increase in toll plaza tariffs for cars and private vehicles at various entry points across the hill state. This decision aligns with the state's policy that mandates payment of entry fees at toll barriers and requires the use of Fastag for seamless transactions. The revised rates aim to regulate traffic and enhance revenue for infrastructure development in the region. Travelers and residents are advised to check the updated fee structure before planning their journeys, as the changes may impact travel costs significantly. The move reflects the government's ongoing efforts to streamline toll collection and improve the overall travel experience in Himachal Pradesh, a popular tourist destination known for its scenic landscapes and hill stations. The implementation of Fastag is intended to expedite the payment process and reduce congestion at toll plazas, thereby promoting a smoother flow of traffic in this mountainous terrain. As the tourism sector continues to recover post-pandemic, these adjustments in toll rates are expected to contribute to the state's economic growth.
Originally reported by LiveMint. Read original article
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