Law abolishing A22 tolls published in State newspaper

A22 and other ex-SCUT tolls will stop being charged on January 1, 2025

The law which abolishes tolls on the Algarve’s A22 motorway and other ex-SCUT motorways was published in the government’s official gazette Diário da República this Wednesday (August 7).

According to the summary of the new law (Law nº37/2024, of August 7), it “eliminates toll charges on sections and subsections of interior motorways and on roads where there are no alternative routes that allow for quality and safe use, repealing decree-law no. 97/2023, of October 17.”

In addition to the Algarve’s A22 (or Via do Infante as it is also known), tolls will be abolished on the following highways in the country: A4 – Transmontana and Túnel do Marão; A13 and A13-1 – Pinhal Interior; A23 – Beira Interior; A24 – Interior Norte; A25 – Beiras Litoral and Alta; and A28 – Litoral Norte, specifically on the stretches between Esposende and Antas, and between Neiva and Darque.

The law comes into effect on January 1, 2025.

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Michael Bruxo
Michael Bruxo

Journalist for the Portugal Resident.

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