Mumbai: In a major announcement ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde has removed toll tax for all checkpoints at Mumbai entrances. Here are all the details you need to

Ahead of the Assembly election, the Maharashtra government announced a complete waiver of toll fees for cars, SUVs and small trucks at five major toll booths in Mumbai. This decision will bring relief

The Maharashtra government has announced a full toll exemption for all light motor vehicles entering Mumbai, effective from midnight. State minister Dadaji Dagadu Bhuse highlighted that this decision impacts five key toll plazas – Dahisar,

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has announced a complete toll waiver for light motor vehicles at all five toll booths leading into Mumbai. This decision was made during the Maharashtra government's final cabinet meeting ahead of the Assembly elections.

Mumbai, Maharashtra Government on Monday announced a complete toll waiver for light motor vehicles entering Mumbai at all five booths, with effect from October 14 midnight. “There was a demand for the toll waiver due to the traffic jams at the toll booths,

Commuters will now be able to use small vehicles without paying tolls from all five toll booths, namely Dahisar, Mulund, Vashi, Airoli, and Tinhanth Naka.

In the key decision, Maharashtra Cabinet on Monday made five toll plazas free for light motor vehicles (cars) in Mumbai. The decision is significantly going to benefit the commuters who pass through these points on daily basis.

Ahead of state elections, the Eknath Shinde Cabinet decides to waive tolls for light motor vehicles at five Mumbai entry points, benefiting over four lakh vehicles daily. The decision aims to reduce the burden on motorists and may affect the prospects of the MTHL project.

Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde announced on Monday that light motor vehicles will have complete toll tax exemption on five entry points in Mumbai.

Light motor vehicles will no longer have to pay toll of Rs 45 at five of Mumbai's entry points. Here is what this will mean for commuters and the govt.

Ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly polls, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced that light motor vehicles need not pay toll at all five toll booths in Mumbai.