The government has just issued Decree No. 130, stipulating the toll rates for expressways owned by the people and directly managed and operated by the State.
Toll rates for expressways range from VND 900 to VND 5,200 per car per kilometer.
Accordingly, toll fees will be collected on expressways that meet the following conditions:
They are designed, invested, and constructed according to standards and technical regulations for expressways and other relevant standards and regulations; completed, handed over, and put into operation in accordance with the Law on Roads, construction laws, and other relevant legal provisions; and have an asset exploitation scheme approved by authorized agencies as stipulated by laws on management and use of public assets.
For expressways that had their investment approved before the Law on Roads took effect, toll collection will be implemented after the completion of the construction and installation of infrastructure for toll stations and equipment for toll collection, among others.
Subjects of the toll road fees are divided into five groups, specifically:
Group 1 comprises vehicles with less than 12 seats, trucks with a payload of less than two tons, and buses for public passenger transport.
Group 2 includes vehicles with 12 to 30 seats and trucks with a payload ranging from two to four tons.
Group 3 consists of vehicles with 31 or more seats and trucks with a payload ranging from four to ten tons.
Group 4 comprises trucks with a payload ranging from ten to 18 tons and container trucks below 40 feet.
Group 5 includes trucks with a payload of 18 tons or more and container trucks of 40 feet or more.
According to the decree, toll fees for expressways are determined based on the actual distance traveled by vehicles (in kilometers) and the corresponding rates for each type of vehicle (in VND/km). Toll rates for expressways range from VND 900 to VND 5,200 per car per kilometer.
This decree takes effect on October 10.
“Sprint to Success: 3000 km of Expressway in 500 Days”
Vice Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh signed Decision No. 1008/QD-TTg on September 19, 2024, to launch a special campaign, “500 Days and Nights to Build 3,000 Kilometers of Expressways.”
“Sprint to Success: 3,000 km of Expressway in 500 Days”
Vice Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh signed Decision No. 1008/QD-TTg on September 19, 2024, to launch a special campaign, “500 Days and Nights to Build 3,000 Kilometers of Expressways.”
The Government Tasks Ministries to Achieve 3,000 km of Expressway
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has signed Document No. 673/TTg-CN, dated September 5, 2024, urging relevant ministries, sectors, and localities to focus on key tasks to strive for completing 3,000 kilometers of expressways by the end of 2025, in response to the emulation movement launched by the Prime Minister.
The Race to 3,000km: How 500 Days of Hard Work Delivered a Highway Miracle
Responding to the Prime Minister’s call to arms for a 500-day and night sprint to complete 3,000km of highways, multiple key projects are racing against time to finish ahead of schedule.
The Ultimate Guide to the Dong Nai Port: Unveiling the Secrets of the Province’s Largest Sea Port
The Ben Luc – Long Thanh Expressway, which links to Phuoc An Port – the largest port in Dong Nai Province, is set to be approximately 6km long and is expected to be completed by October. This vital transportation link will be a tolled highway, with rates expected to be announced closer to the opening date.
