When will the provincial boundary toll stations on highways be abolished?
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Vehicles no longer need to stop and pay tolls at provincial boundary stations on highways, which can completely solve the congestion problem at provincial boundaries, significantly improve traffic efficiency, and reduce pollution emissions. The following is relevant information about highway toll collection: 1. The basis for calculating toll amounts: The payable toll amount for vehicles traveling on highways is calculated by multiplying the corresponding toll standard for different vehicles by their actual mileage. Vehicles eligible for relevant preferential policies will have corresponding discount amounts deducted during toll collection. 2. Highway ETC gantry system toll calculation: The toll amount for vehicles passing through a single ETC gantry is calculated based on its jurisdiction mileage and toll standard, and rounded to the nearest "cent" according to the "rounding" rule. After completing highway travel, the sum of toll amounts calculated by passing ETC gantries constitutes the payable toll amount. 3. Precise toll calculation for highway vehicles: After abolishing provincial boundary toll stations, both ETC and manual payment vehicles will be precisely charged according to actual travel paths. Among them, ETC vehicles are charged based on payable amounts at passed ETC gantries and relevant preferential policies, with transaction amounts rounded to the nearest "cent". MTC vehicles are charged based on the sum of payable amounts at passed ETC gantries and relevant preferential policies. When making manual payments at exit mixed lanes or manual toll lanes, transaction amounts are rounded to the nearest "yuan". If the total toll for a single trip is less than one yuan, it will be charged as one yuan.
