Toll Tax Rules: The secretary said that apart from this, GNSS will also benefit those passengers who travel short distances. Currently, if a passenger vehicle enters from a toll gate, it has to pay for the distance till the next toll gate even if it exits from the cut before that gate.
Toll Tax Rules: The Road Transport and Highways Ministry has clarified the confusion that has spread regarding the 20 km toll tax free journey after the implementation of Global Navigation Satellite System on National Highways.
Discounts for local residents
Secretary of the Ministry Anurag Jain said that even in the current system, local residents living near the toll tax are given exemption for travelling twenty kilometres. Currently, they have to get this facility made on a monthly basis by paying some fee.
GNSS rules
In future, after the implementation of GNSS system, there will be no toll gates, so to continue this facility, the rule of GNSS has been included. Under this, if the distance of going to and coming from a point is 20 km or less, then toll tax will not be deducted.
Also Read- Toll Tax New System: No toll tax for 20 km on the highway, know everything about the new satellite based GNSS system
Who will get the benefit
The secretary said that apart from this, GNSS will also benefit those passengers who travel short distances. Currently, if a passenger vehicle enters from a toll gate, it has to pay for the distance till the next toll gate, even if it exits from the cut before that gate. But, after the implementation of GNSS, toll tax will be deducted through satellite for the distance travelled on the national highway.
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