Are there tolls on the highways in Xinjiang?
Highway tolls differ little from those in the mainland, with cars and trucks about 0.4 yuan per kilometer; national and provincial roads are free, but some desert roads are charged separately. Are there highway tolls in Xinjiang? Here are the most frequently asked questions and answers about traveling to Xinjiang: documents, safety, seasons, altitude, drivers and guides, and dietary restrictions. You can understand everything in three minutes before your trip.
- Highways: G30, G3012, G7, etc., charge by mileage, with small cars costing about 0.35–0.45 RMB/km; both ETC and manual lanes are available.
- National and Provincial Roads: Currently free of charge; driving on National Roads on the Duku Highway or Ili Loop does not incur tolls.
- Special Sections: Certain newly built desert roads and tunnels are charged separately, ranging from a few RMB to several dozen RMB.
- Charter Cars: The quoted price usually includes tolls; confirm that the contract specifies this.