Toll on Federal Highways: BRs 153, 282, 470, and 480 Under Government Scrutiny With Rates That Could Reach R$18 for Every 100 Km Driven!

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 13/11/2024 at 22:32

BRs 153, 282, 470 e 480 podem ser concedidas com modelo de pedágio “inteligente” (Imagem: Reprodução)

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The Concession of Federal Highways in SC Is Closer Than Ever, but Toll Prices Raise Concerns and May Burden Residents!

Santa Catarina may soon see its federal highways under a new concession model. The state government has requested the Ministry of Transport (MT) to include BR 153, BR 282, BR 470, and BR 480 on the list of planned concessions by the federal government. The idea is to promote a leaner concession, with shorter contracts and less investment required from the concessionaire companies.

The announcement was made by the executive secretary of the Ministry of Transport, George Santoro, who explained the proposal of the Lula 3 government.

According to him, the goal is to adopt “smart” concessions, which would divide the state into three lots, including both federal (BRs) and state (SCs) roads.

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What Are the Most Expensive Tolls in 2024?

In 2024, the title of the most expensive toll on Brazil’s federal highways is in Rio Grande do Sul. The concessionaire Ecosul, which manages sections of BRs 116 and 392, applied a 28.9% increase to the toll, raising the cost to R$ 19.60 for passenger vehicles.

This rate, stipulated by the National Agency of Land Transport (ANTT), marks the highest toll among federal highways, reflecting the impact of significant adjustments for drivers traveling through the state.

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