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Tolls on Mogi-Bertioga, Mogi-Dutra, and Coastal Highways to Increase by 4.58% Starting in November
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Tolls on Mogi-Bertioga, Mogi-Dutra, and Coastal Highways to Increase by 4.58% Starting in November

The toll charged on the highway systems managed by Concessionária Novo Litoral (CNL) will undergo a 4.58% adjustment, effective starting next Sunday, the 1st.

This increase was formally approved by the Regulatory Agency for Delegated Public Transport Services of the State of São Paulo (ARTESP). The decision was based on the accumulated variation of the National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) over the last 12 months, measured up to September. The official announcement regarding this adjustment was published in the State Official Gazette this Wednesday, the 28th, with final toll values varying depending on the toll point.

CNL Operations

The concessionaire is responsible for the administration of several stretches of highways that pass through cities such as Arujá, Itaquaquecetuba, Mogi das Cruzes, Biritiba-Mirim, Bertioga, Santos, Praia Grande, Mongaguá, Itanhaém, Peruíbe, Itariri, Pedro de Toledo, and Miracatu.

Highways under CNL Management

The highways administered by CNL include:

  • SP-088 – Pedro Eroles Highway (Mogi-Dutra), which connects Arujá to Mogi das Cruzes.
  • SP-098 – Dom Paulo Rolim Loureiro Highway (Mogi-Bertioga), covering the stretch between Mogi das Cruzes and Bertioga.
  • SP-055 – Dr. Manoel Hipólito Rego Highway (Rio-Santos), which runs between Bertioga and Santos.
  • SP-055 – Padre Manoel da Nóbrega Highway, which connects Praia Grande to Miracatu.
  • SPA-291/055 – Via Expressa Sul Highway, located in Praia Grande.
  • SPA-344/055 – Coronel Rodolpho Pettená Highway, situated between Peruíbe and Itariri.

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Due to the holidays, transport routes in Noida will change for 4 days for Tanteras and Diwali.

Ahead of the Tanteras and Diwali holidays, an increase in crowds is expected at markets and shopping centers in Noida, prompting the Noida police to issue a traffic advisory. This advisory is effective from November 5th to 8th, during which time traffic diversions may be implemented in the Atta Market area in Sector-18.

Restrictions will be placed on heavy goods vehicle movement on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. Residents are advised to check route information before leaving home.

Due to the increased congestion at Atta Market in Sector-18, the police will introduce diversions on certain streets. Traffic traveling from Chauk Attapir to Chauk Atta must turn left at Attapir. Then, it needs to turn right at Chauk Rai Residency and make a U-turn under the flyover near Cambridge School. From there, traffic can reach its destination via Kar Market in Sector-28.

For those traveling from Chauk Atta to Chauk Attapir, they are required to turn left at Chauk Atta. These vehicles will pass by GIP Mall, make a U-turn under the Film City flyover, and then proceed by turning left from DLF or Centre Stage Mall.

People heading to the metro station via the Film City flyover and Sector-18 temple may also require route changes. Traffic arriving from this side will follow the Sector-18 underground passage to the destination. Therefore, residents of this area should study the route information in advance.

Furthermore, in Dadari, the movement of heavy, medium, and light goods vehicles will be prohibited from Tularli Toll to the NTPC intersection, consistent with the previously enforced entry ban order. If necessary, traffic coming from Railew Road will be diverted to the Bypass Tiraha intersection before the railway overpass. From there, vehicles can continue through the NTPC intersection.

On the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, the movement of heavy, medium, and light goods vehicles remains prohibited according to the existing entry ban order.

The police have appealed to visitors of markets and shopping centers not to leave vehicles along the roads. Cars must only be parked in designated areas within stores or malls to avoid road congestion. The police also advised using the metro and public transport instead of private cars.

In case of traffic problems, people can contact the Noida police hotline at 9971009001 and 7065100100. Police can also be contacted via the social network X at the account @noidatraffic. Before visiting markets during the holidays, it is recommended to check traffic updates and use designated parking.

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