What will the new values be?
- $100 for two-axle cars up to 2.30m high
- $200 for cars over 2.30m and trucks with three and four axles that do not exceed that height.
- $300 for trucks with three and four axles higher than 2.30m
- $400 for five and six axle trucks
- $500 for larger units
The only exception is section IX (Riccheri Access), with rates from $40 to $500, depending on the schedule and vehicle category.
“The approval of the new scheme responds to the need to reduce the existing differences between the fee schedules of the toll stations with the aim of unifying the collection criteria according to each category,” the DNV said in a statement.
The new rate schedules were approved after holding a citizen consultation that took place online between September 6 and 28. For section I (797.83 kilometers of routes 9 and 34 in Santiago del Estero, Tucumán, Salta and Jujuy), new tariffs were established for the Fernández, La Florida, Mole Yaco and Cabeza de Buey tolls.
The section II (90.01 kilometers of route 188 in the province of Buenos Aires) corresponds to the Junín toll, while section III (933.50 km of routes 12 and 16 in Chaco, Corrientes and Misiones) will show the same values for the stations Riachuelo, Ituzaingó, Santa Ana, Victoria, General Belgrano and Makallé.
For him section IV (687.95 km of route 8 in San Luis, Córdoba, Santa Fe and Buenos Aires), the new values will also apply to the tolls of Venado Tuerto, Sampacho, Larena and Solís, and for the V (664.25 km of routes 34 and 19 in Córdoba, Santa Fe and Santiago del Estero) at the Franck, Devoto, San Vicente and Ceres stations.
The section VI (720.15 km of route 9 in Buenos Aires, Santa Fe and Córdoba) will have these values in the Zárate, Lagos, Carcarañá and James Craick tolls, while VII (671.44 km in routes 3, 205 and 226) will apply to the stations of El Dorado, Vasconia, Hinojo, Cañuelas and Uribelarrea.
The section VIII (722.95 km of route 7 in Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Córdoba and Santa Fe) corresponds to the tolls of Villa Espil, Junín, Vicuña Mackenna and La Paz, the IX (Riccheri Access, 50.3 km) to the stations Riccheri, Donovan, Boulogne Sur Mer, Mercado Central, Monte Grande, Ezeiza and Tristán Suárez and, finally, section X (546.65 km of route 5 in Buenos Aires and La Pampa) Olivera, 9 de Julio and Trenque Lauquen.
Source: Ambito
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