Tolls in São Paulo will be more expensive on Friday.
Alckmin's government announces a 9,77% increase for all state highways; the index revision promised during the campaign is postponed.
247 – Those who use the highways that cross the state of São Paulo should prepare their wallets. Starting this Friday, tolls will be 9,77% more expensive. During the election campaign, Governor Geraldo Alckmin had promised to change the toll adjustment index, abandoning the IGP-M, but this will only happen next year, when it will be replaced by the IPCA.
With two tolls, traveling from São Paulo to Guarujá will cost R$ 29,50 in tolls alone (previously R$ 27). From São Paulo to Campos do Jordão, R$ 9,30 (previously R$ 8,75); from São Paulo to Bauru: R$ 48,60 (R$ 44,20); from São Paulo to Barretos, R$ 59,40 (R$ 53,90); from São Paulo to Ribeirão Preto: R$ 47,80 (R$ 43,35).
The toll prices on the highways will be as follows:
Anchieta-Imigrantes: R$ 20,10
Bandeirantes (Caieiras): R$ 7,00
Washington Luís (Km 282): R$ 12,20
Washington Luiz (Km 398): R$ 11,70
Antonio Machado Santana: R$ 11,00
Anhanguera (KM 405): R$ 10,30
Ermênio de O. Penteado: R$ 10,10
Carlos Tonanni: R$ 10,00
Castelo Branco (Km 74): R$ 8,50
Castelo Branco (Kms 128 and 208): R$ 9,90
Canon Domenico Rangoni: R$ 9,40
Ademar P. de Barros (KM 123): R$ 9,10