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What to expect from the new charge on Brazil's busiest highway? Be aware: failure to pay will be considered a serious infraction!
Em 2025, Via Dutra, one of the most important highways in the Brazil, will take a leap towards modernity with the implementation of free flow electronic toll. CCR Rio SP, the concessionaire responsible for managing the highway, confirmed this new feature that promises to transform the experience of drivers, according to littoral diary.
How the free flow system will work
O free flow is an innovative toll collection system that eliminates the need for physical toll plazas. When passing through a toll point, drivers will be automatically registered by sensors that capture the data, hour and vehicle characteristics. Those who use Tags or payment stickers, such as the Nonstop, will have the fee debited instantly.
For vehicles that do not have this technology, the identification of the plate will generate a charge within 48 hours. The driver will have a period of 15 days rushed to make the payment, thus avoiding unpleasant surprises.
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Toll value and collection at the Arujá toll plaza
The expectation is that the tariff of electronic toll be of R$1,40, with the final value being defined by National Land Transport Agency. This price is based on the charge per kilometer at the toll plaza. Arujá, which revolves around R$0,15 per kilometer. It is important to emphasize that the installation of the free flow will not affect the collection at the market Arujá, maintaining the current structure.
Consequences of non-payment
It is essential that drivers are aware of the rules of the free flow. Failure to pay the toll within the stipulated period may result in severe penalties. Anyone who fails to pay will face a fine for toll evasion, considered a serious offense, with a penalty of R$195,23 and addition of five points na National driving license (CNH).
The modernization of Brazilian highways
The model free flow is already in operation on other highways, such as Rio-Santos, and has proven to be efficient in reducing congestion and speeding up traffic. The change in Via Dutra represents not only an evolution in the way charging is carried out, but also a commitment to improving mobility and the experience of drivers.
Get ready for the new era of tolls
With the arrival of free flow electronic toll, the drivers of the Via Dutra will be able to enjoy a faster and more seamless journey. The modernization of Brazilian highways is an important step towards a more efficient and connected future. Stay tuned for the latest news and prepare for this new era of charging on the busiest highway in the country!
Brazil, right! You pay half the price of the vehicle in taxes + annual IPVA, expensive gasoline + taxes, and then you pay tolls! Uh uh!!!
Ridiculous, where is the right to come and go, the problem of this country is only the simple Brazilians, this is just showing what is to come, in a not so distant future, they want to bet that it won't be long before you leave home you will have to pay, and I will be more dramatic, soon dreams will also be taxed, and I will go further to have sex with our wives, guess what?!?!? Tax if you get pregnant, guess what?!?!?!! That's right, tax, but I don't blame them (politicians), the fault is all ours for accepting this disgrace, and the saddest thing is that it will only get worse 😞😠
Worse still, you didn't dramatize it, if you buy an electric car, you will be required to pay a small fee for your license to identify that you drive an electric car lol So your comment is actually dangerous, because it serves as an idea for these people...