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New toll rates on highways to be effective after Lok Sabha elections

New toll rates on highways to be effective after Lok Sabha elections, ET Auto

New Toll Rates: The annual revision of toll hikes, which was expected to be in the range of average 5%, was to come into effect on April 1 for most of tolled highways and expressways stretches across the country.

Hike in highway toll fee deferred for two months | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: In a temporary relief to crores of commuters, the hike in toll charge or user fee on NHs has been deferred for two months.

New toll rates on highways to be effective only after Lok Sabha election

Annual revision of highway toll likely to be deferred | India News

India News: NHAI considers postponing user fee hike on highways until after the election, causing confusion among toll operators. NHBF seeks compensation for pote

Wind up Sarore Toll Plaza without delay: Traders - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 23: Traders Federation Warehouse Nehru Market today appealed to the Government to abolish Sarore Toll Plaza in view of the latest statement of Road Transport and Highways Minister, Nitin Gadkari in which he said that there should be no Toll Plaza within 60 kilometres on National Highways. An urgent meeting was held at the Federation office, here under the president-ship of Deepak Gupta wherein all the office bearers participated. Deepak Gupta said that Sarore Plaza should […]

Notice to NHAI, others on Parwanoo-Shimla highway toll plaza

Staying the toll collection for a day on the Parwanoo-Shimla highway, the Himachal Pradesh High Court on Tuesday issued notice to the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), the state government and the Centre.A division bench of Chief ...

Himachal HC Halts Toll Collection At Sanwara Toll Plaza On Shimla-Parwanoo Highway

Himachal HC Halts Toll Collection At Sanwara Toll Plaza On Shimla-Parwanoo Highway The High Court decision is expected to come as a big relief for locals Ashwani Sharma 01 June 2021, Last Updated at 9:03 pm Representational Image/ PTI Ashwani Sharma 2021-06-01T21:00:08+05:30 Himachal HC Halts Toll Collection At Sanwara Toll Plaza On Shimla-Parwanoo Highway outlookindia.com 2021-06-01T21:03:06+05:30 In a huge respite to the people, Himachal Pradesh High Court Tuesday ordered the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to not collect toll at the Sanwara toll plaza, which is located on the Shimla-Parwanoo-Chandigarh highway. The toll booth became operational only recently.

Making FASTag mandatory won't breach right to freedom of movement, says Centre

Making FASTag mandatory won't breach right to freedom of movement, says Centre SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 14, 2021, 02:41 PM IST Share Synopsis The Centre made the submission in an affidavit filed in the High Court last week in response to a public interest litigation challenging its decision to make FASTag, the electronic toll collection chip, mandatory for all vehicles at toll plazas on national highways. The Union government has informed the Bombay High Court that making FASTag mandatory for all vehicles plying on national highways does not breach a citizen's fundamental right to freedom of movement in any way. The Centre made the submission in an affidavit filed in the High Court last week in response to a public interest litigation challenging its decision to make FASTag, the electronic toll collection chip, mandatory for all vehicles at toll plazas on national highways.

Making FASTag mandatory won't breach right to freedom of movement, says govt

Search Making FASTag mandatory won't breach right to freedom of movement, says govt Initiative taken to ensure seamless traffic movement, Centre tells HC The Union government has informed the Bombay High Court that making FASTag mandatory for all vehicles plying on national highways does not breach a citizen's fundamental right to freedom of movement in any way. The Centre made the submission in an affidavit filed in the High Court last week in response to a public interest litigation challenging its decision to make FASTag, the electronic toll collection chip, mandatory for all vehicles at toll plazas on national highways.