Toll plaza to come up in Rewari

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Jun 27, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, June 26

The Subana-Kosli-Nahar-Kanina road will have a toll plaza near Gujjarwas village in Rewari district on State Highway 22.

While commercial vehicles crossing the new toll plaza will be charged, tractor-trailers, cars and two wheelers will be exempted from toll.

A notification of the PWD (B&R) has fixed toll for trucks and Canters at Rs 200 per round trip. Trucks with more than 10 tyres will be charged Rs 300 per round trip. Buses having state carriage permit will be charged Rs 200 per round trip, with daily pass costing Rs 300. Monthly pass will cost Rs 6,000. Charges for buses with contract carriage will be Rs 200 per round trip. Former minister Ajay Yadav criticised the state government’s move to set up a toll plaza amid Covid, when people were already financially stressed.

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