Updated On: 15 October, 2024 08:38 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Move to benefit nearly three lakh vehicles daily; state may have to compensate MSRDC R460-cr/year for two years; waiver applies to vehicles both coming into and leaving the city

Vehicles halted at Dahisar toll plaza on Monday, the last day of toll for LMVs. Pic/Nimesh Dave
With an eye on the upcoming Assembly elections, the Mahayuti-led state government has officially exempted light motor vehicles (LMVs), along with school and state transport buses, from paying toll at Mumbai’s five entry and exit points. These are located at Vashi, Airoli, Mulund (LBS Road), Anand Nagar (Eastern Express Highway) and Dahisar. The government claimed that this decision would benefit around 2.8 lakh car/LMV owners who are entering or exiting the city. As per official data from the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) for August 2024, an average of 2.06 lakh light vehicles passed through the five toll plazas daily.

Entry into and exit from Mumbai will be toll-free for light motor vehicles, starting today. Pic/Nimesh Dave