Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has announced that light motor vehicles will no longer need to pay tolls at Mumbai's five toll booths, effective midnight, October 15. This move is expected to bring significant relief to daily commuters and a boost to the rea
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The toll-free policy for light motor vehicles comes into effect at midnight on October 15.
The affected toll booths are Dahisar, LBS Road-Mulund, Eastern Express Highway-Mulund, Airoli Creek Bridge, and Vashi.
Over 600,000 vehicles that cross Mumbai daily will benefit, with 80% of these being light motor vehicles such as cars, jeeps, vans, and small trucks.
The toll-free policy is expected to boost the real estate market in these suburbs by making travel more convenient and cost-effective, increasing their appeal to potential homebuyers.
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