Annual toll pass on NHs could could dent toll revenue by up to 8%, says Rating agencies

He said that the launch of the annual transition of 3000 RS for private vehicles as of August 15 can save up to 80% of paid users, but that the government should make a repayment mechanism to compensate for wage operators for loss of income.

Careded Ratings said in a statement on Wednesday, “Considering the 20% contribution of paid income cars, 50% special passenger vehicles and 75% of the user adoption rate, considering the assumption, we estimate the impact of a 7-8% impact on wage income for 5000 km sample project length”.

“It is likely to be considered as a change in a law for the release of compensation for paid operators,” he said.
According to Crisil Ratings, assuming that one-third of private vehicles purchased an annual passage, the income of paid operators will be affected by 4-8%.

“This may need to be compensated,” he said, in a timely finalization of the compensation mechanism, and the rapid implementation will strengthen the trust of the private sector that plays a key role in the financing of the growth of the sector.

However, both CareedGE ratings and CRISIL RATINGS, Frequently saved close to 80% for paid users during the annual passage. “The annual passage of 3000 RS for private vehicles can reduce effective transition rates for non-commercial non-commercial users from 1.60 RS to 80% per km per km per km per km and often indicate a large welcome shift for national highway users.

“Net-Net, annual transition will benefit users and the medium-term effect on paid road operators will be humble, Cris Crisil Rating said, adding more than expected annual transition can lead to temporary higher income loss and will lead to monitoring.

The Ministry of Highways and the Ministry of Highways recently announced the annual transition of 3000 RS or 200 trips for private vehicle owners who use national highways as of August 15th.