Are Trucks Exempt from Toll During Highway Toll-Free Periods?

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DiDavid
07/29/25 8:38pm
During highway toll-free periods, trucks are not exempt from tolls. Below are the relevant details: 1. Eligible Vehicles: The vehicles eligible for toll-free passage are determined by the vehicle type specified in the vehicle registration certificate. Eligible vehicles include micro buses, sedans, small passenger vehicles, small off-road vehicles with 7 seats or fewer, and motorcycles allowed on ordinary toll roads. However, micro trucks, light trucks, and specialized operation vehicles are not included. 2. Transport Vehicles: For oversized transport vehicles, those with 6 axles or fewer (including 6 axles) are charged according to the corresponding truck toll standards. For trucks with more than 6 axles (including oversized transport vehicles), the toll is calculated based on the 6-axle truck toll coefficient, with an increase of 0.6 for each additional axle. Under the differentiated toll policy, further discounts are applied to Class 1 and Class 6 trucks: Class 1 trucks receive a 10% discount, and Class 6 trucks receive a 6.62% discount.
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