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National highway fee doubles from Jan next year

National highway fee doubles from Jan next year

Friday, December 21, 2012, 14:31 GMT+7

Along with the road maintenance fee, the fee on vehicles on National Highway 51 that links the Dong Nai province to Ba Ria-Vung Tau province will increase twofold as of January 1, 2013. The new fee rates will be effective at 0 am that day under Circular 134/2012 by the Finance Ministry, said the Bien Hoa-Vung Tau Expressway Corporation (BVEC). The fee will be collected by BVCE firstly at toll station T1 on the highway under supervision from the Vietnam Road General Department and other concerned agencies under the Transport Ministry. However, the fee will not be collected at another toll station, T3, on the highway until this is allowed by the ministry. All the new rates are twice higher than the current rates. For example, under-12-seat vans or buses will have to pay VND20,000 (US$0.96 ) per entry or VND600,000 ($28.8) per month or VND1.6 million ($77) per quarter. As for vehicles with 12-30 seats or 2-4 ton trucks, the respective rates are VND30,000, VND900,000 and VND2.4 million.

The rates per entry, month and quarter for vehicles with 31 seats or more or 4-10 ton trucks are VND44,000, VND1.31 million and VND3.6 million. Similarly, the respective rates for 10-18 ton trucks and 20 feet container trucks are VND80,000, VND2.4 million and VND6.4 million. As for trucks with load of over 18 tons and 40 feet containers, the respective rates are VND160,000, VND4.8 million and VND13 million. The four-lane highway is nearly 86 km long, running from Bien Hoa City through Long Thanh Town, Tam An Town, Nhon Trach City in Dong Nai Province before reaching Phu My Town and the beach city of Vung Tau.

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