The increase is part of the monthly tariff update ordered by the Government. The increase will be applied temporarily until the end of the year.
Through the Resolution 441/2024published in the Official Gazette, It was confirmed increase in tolls nationals of the sections included in the Road Corridor No. 18 as part of the monthly tariff update that the Government ordered on roads under national jurisdiction.
The approval of the new tariff table by part of National Roads It followed the 100% increase authorized at the beginning of July. The increase is part of the monthly tariff variation, which is will apply temporarily until the end of the year.
Increase in tolls: since when it has been in force
The normative text determined that the new values ”They will be valid from the moment they are made known to users through their publication in paper or digital format for 2 consecutive days.in at least 2 of the main media outlets in the area of influence, prior to its application.”
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In this way, the users of Road Corridor No. 18, which includes the National routes 12 and 14 plus the Rosario-Victoria Bridgewill have to pay more for tolls from now on Thursday, August 1st.
The Department of Roads argued for the increase by saying: “Due to the inflationary context, there has been a significant variation in prices of the main components of the areas of operation, conservation and maintenance and support services, which affect the provision of services and the maintenance of the Concessions, which, if not balanced with tariff adjustments, could have an impact on the quality of the services provided by the Concessionaire company.”
New values for the routes of Road Corridor 18
Zarate Toll
- Vehicles with up to 2 axles and up to 2.10 meters high: $1,300 (now $1,100)
- Vehicles with up to 2 axles and more than 2.10 meters high or double wheels: $2,500 (now $2,200)
- Vehicles with 3 or 4 axles and up to 2.10 meters high: $2,500 (now $2,200)
- Vehicles with 3 or 4 axles and more than 2.10 meters in height or double wheels: $3,700 (now $3,300)
- 5 or 6 axle vehicles: $4,900 (now $4,400)
- Vehicles with more than 6 axles: $4,900 (now $4,400)
Tolls Colonia Elia, Yeruá and Piedritas
- Vehicles with up to 2 axles and up to 2.10 meters high: $700 (now $600)
- Vehicles with up to 2 axles and more than 2.10 meters high or double wheels: $1,400 (now $1,200)
- Vehicles with 3 or 4 axles and up to 2.10 meters in height: $1,400 (now $1,200)
- Vehicles with 3 or 4 axles and more than 2.10 meters in height or double wheels: $2,000 (now $1,800)
- 5 or 6 axle vehicles: $2,700 (now $2,400)
- Vehicles with more than 6 axles: $2,700 (now $2,400)
La Deseada Island Toll (Rosario-Victoria Bridge)
- Motorcycles: $350 (previously $300)
- Vehicles with up to 2 axles and up to 2.10 meters high: $700 (now $600)
- Vehicles with up to 2 axles and more than 2.10 meters high or double wheels: $1,400 (now $1,200)
- Vehicles with 3 or 4 axles and up to 2.10 meters in height: $1,400 (now $1,200)
- Vehicles with 3 or 4 axles and more than 2.10 meters in height or double wheels: $2,000 (now $1,800)
- 5 or 6 axle vehicles: $2,700 (now $2,400)
- Vehicles with more than 6 axles: $3,400 (now $3,000)
Source: Ambito
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