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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Inter State Toll Barriers Auctioned For Rs 228 Crore Amid Steep Rate Hike
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Himachal: Inter-state toll barriers auctioned for Rs 228 crore amid steep rate hike

Aggressive bidding by existing contractors pushes revenue 23% above reserve price despite modest base price increase
Tribune News Service
Solan, Updated At : 05:22 AM Mar 07, 2026 IST
The toll units put up for auction are located in the districts of Shimla, Solan, Sirmaur, Bilaspur, Una and Kangra, which serve as important entry routes for vehicles entering the hill state. Photo: Aditya Chadha

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