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Brazil highway electronic tolling implementation

Overview

Brazil is advancing its road infrastructure through the adoption of electronic tolling technologies to reduce wait times and eliminate manual payments at traditional toll plazas.

In the state of Santa Catarina, a specific transition is planned for 2027 on federal highways BR-153, BR-282, and BR-480. The state will replace traditional toll plazas with a free-flow electronic system using eight gantries located in several municipalities, including Joaçaba, Concórdia, and Xaxim.

Under this system, vehicles with electronic tags will be charged automatically, while others will be identified via license-plate cameras for later billing. Charges will be proportional to the distance traveled, with rates set at 50% of the contracted amount during the first year. The project involves approximately R$19.3 billion in investment and operational costs, with a concession auction scheduled for November 2026.

Entities

Brazil · Mato Grosso · BR‑163 · BR‑282 · DNIT

Timeline

  1. 8 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Brazil advances highway infrastructure with electronic tolling

    Brazil is advancing highway infrastructure through electronic tolling tags and the

  2. 20 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Brazil's Santa Catarina to launch free‑flow toll on BR‑153, BR‑282, BR‑480 in 2027

    A free‑flow toll system will open on BR‑153, BR‑282 and BR‑480 in Santa Catarina in 2027, with eight electronic gantries, proportional charging, 50% first‑year rates and no local discounts, backed by R$19.3 bn.

Sources

blogdovaldemir.com.br · rodovias.org