The new toll fee, which was adopted by Parliament, is reportedly set to become effective on May 15th, 2024.

According to report, the committee recommends adjustments to the toll charges in accordance with the terms outlined in the concession agreement.

It was also stated that the recommendation is intended to uphold operational efficiency and road maintenance standards to ensure a balanced alignment with the interests of both the investors and citizens.

The new toll rates, applicable at all three toll gates (Hastings, Songo and Masiaka), are categorized into six groups namely:

Group 1 – Keke: Revised from Le1 to NLe 3
Group 2 – Taxis: Revised from Le 2 to NLe 5
Group 3 – SUVs, Pickup Jeeps, and Mini Buses: Revised from Le 4 to NLe 10
Group 4 – Coaches, Small and Light Vans: Revised from Le 18 to NLe 40
Group 5 – Fuel Tankers: Revised from Le 100 to NLe 250 (Note: Only when loaded with fuel)
Group 6 – Heavy-Duty Vehicles: Revised from Le 183 to NLe 400
Group 6 – Heavy-Duty Trucks, Trailers, Semi-trailers – NLe 600