Starting Wednesday, the toll prices for vehicles traveling along the BR-158, BR-436, and MS-112 highways in Mato Grosso do Sul, administered by Way-112, will increase. This change affects various toll plazas located in cities such as Cassilândia, Paranaíba, Aparecida do Taboado, Inocência, Selvíria, and Três Lagoas. According to the official publication in the Diário Oficial do Estado, the new fare for category 1 vehicles, which includes cars and light trucks, will rise from R$13.50 to R$14.00 at several toll booths, while another booth will see an increase from R$4.40 to R$4.60.

The adjustments vary depending on the type of vehicle. Heavier vehicles, such as trucks with trailers and truck tractors, will face the steepest increases, with tolls reaching R$126. The specific tariffs for different vehicle classes are detailed in the official tariff list, showcasing a structured pricing system that takes into account the type of vehicle and number of axles.

This toll hike is significant for regular commuters and transport businesses operating in the area, as it adds to the operational costs for transporting goods and services across these key routes. The toll adjustments could influence transportation decisions and overall economic activity in the region, highlighting the ongoing adjustments in transportation infrastructure costs within Brazil.