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Toll policy on cards for smoother highway rides

Booths may be kept 50 km apart for seamless travel

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Megha Manchanda New Delhi
How and where highway tolls would be paid is set to change soon. The government is working on a policy to plan tolling booths in such a way that it leads to minimal disruption of traffic and time. Toll booths on a highway would be at least 50 km apart and would only be at major cities, according to a policy in the works. The definition of a major city would be changed to one with a population of more than 200,000.

The proposal of the ministry of road transport and highways would require clearance from the Cabinet. “Once we finalise

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