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Toll prices on Portuguese motorways are expected to rise 2.23% in 2025, according to the inflation indicator that dictates the annual update of rates, released by the National Statistics Institute (INE).
By TPN/Lusa, in News, Portugal, Business · 03 Nov 2024, 18:05 · 1 Comments
The annual variation in the Consumer Price Index (IPC) excluding housing, according to a quick estimate by IBGE, was 2.13% in October.
To this value, concessionaires can apply an additional 0.1 percentage point as brake compensation for the increase applied in 2023.
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I pay 250 EUR in road tax, one of the most expensive petrol, and most expensive motorways. Spain has free and in better condition. Some sections in Portugal have barely visible lines at night.
By Robert from Lisbon on 03 Nov 2024, 18:08