What does vehicle passage surcharge mean?
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Vehicle passage surcharge refers to an additional fee calculated based on the quantity of gasoline sold and the prescribed levy standard, which is paid as a motor vehicle passage surcharge. Precautions for driving: Use seat belts correctly. In the event of a severe collision, seat belts provide protection no less effective than airbags. Avoid fatigued driving and take breaks every 2 hours. Relevant traffic regulations: If the behavior constitutes not driving in the designated lane, penalties depend on the nature of the road. Failing to drive in the designated lane on highways or urban expressways will result in corresponding fines and penalty points.
As an ordinary car owner who has been driving for over a decade, I often get charged with additional vehicle toll fees on highways. Unlike basic toll fees paid directly for road usage, this is an extra government-imposed charge mainly used for road maintenance and new construction projects. For example, funds are allocated for repairing damaged road sections or expanding bridges. Honestly, this increases our travel burden, especially when fuel prices are high. So I recommend checking routes with map apps before trips to avoid high-toll roads and save some money. In the long run, although paying is unpleasant, better road conditions reduce traffic congestion and accident risks, making our drives safer and more efficient. Proper use of these funds benefits overall transportation network improvements.
