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Montenegro has generated €17 million in toll revenue from the Bar-Boljare-Smokovac-Mateševo motorway in two years

Since the opening of the first section of the Bar-Boljare-Smokovac-Mateševo motorway on July 13, 2022, Montenegro has generated €17,244,551 in toll revenue, according to Monteput.

Monteput also reported to RTCG Portal that the number of citizens installing tag devices in their vehicles has increased, with 3,774 devices sold this year alone.

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“Electronic toll collection is a simpler, faster, and more cost-effective way to pay tolls, as it allows for payment without stopping and offers a 10% discount on each pass. Additionally, ENP users can use their tag devices to pay tolls in Serbia,” Monteput stated.

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