
Starting February, the National Highways Authority (NHA) has introduced a new toll policy aimed at encouraging motorists to use M-Tags for smoother toll collection. Under this policy, vehicles without an M-Tag will face a 25% surcharge on toll fees, significantly increasing the cost of travel.
The surcharge applies to:
To further discourage cash payments, the NHA has imposed a minimum extra charge of Rs. 50 on such transactions.
This move aligns with the NHA’s mission to achieve 100% M-Tag compliance, which is expected to:
Earlier, the Punjab government tightened M-Tag requirements to ensure better motorway management. Vehicle owners now need:
To avoid the additional charges, motorists are strongly advised to:
As motorway travel becomes more reliant on digital toll solutions, getting an M-Tag is essential for a hassle-free journey and to avoid financial penalties. Stay updated and prepared to make your travels smoother and more cost-effective.
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