Traveling on the Lahore-Islamabad Motorway has become more expensive. The toll tax for cars traveling from Lahore to Islamabad has been increased from Rs. 1,100 to Rs. 1,210.
The toll for vans, trailers, trucks, and other heavy vehicles has seen an increase of up to Rs. 600. According to the spokesperson, vans will now be charged Rs. 2,030, coasters Rs. 2,840, buses Rs. 4,060, trucks Rs. 5,280, and trailers Rs. 6,780 as one-way toll.
The new toll rates have been implemented at all interchanges on the M-2 Motorway. The annual increase of 10% is part of the agreement.
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Earlier this month, the National Highway Authority (NHA) announced a limited-time free M-Tag facility. The NHA urged the public to acquire their M-Tags without delay, as they have become mandatory for travel on the Lahore-Sialkot Motorway (M-11) since August 16.
The NHA emphasized that the M-Tag system saves time and reduces travel costs by ensuring that public funds are managed through transparent digital transactions.
