Ways to improve the truck toll payment system on the highways in the country are discussed under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of National Economy Serik Jomengarin, the first meeting of the working group on road tolls in the government was held. The participants considered improving the existing toll system on the roads and increasing the sustainability of financing the maintenance and repair of the road infrastructure. The main focus was on possible ways to pay toll for commercial trucks, including domestic and foreign carriers. At the same time, the proposed measures do not intend to change the travel conditions for citizens' private vehicles. Also, the participants discussed the issue of increasing transparency in cargo transportation and meeting the requirement to pay the toll. In particular, it was recommended to increase the use of digital tools for monitoring truck traffic, including on toll roads. According to the results of the meeting, the deputy prime minister instructed to process the proposals in a detailed manner in cooperation with state bodies, industry associations and business representatives. When studying approaches, it is necessary to take into account the interests of the carriers and businesses, as well as ensure a fair distribution of costs for maintaining road infrastructure. At the same time, it is recommended to pay attention to commercial trucks without affecting the private vehicles of citizens. She was ordered to prepare proposals by the end of November and discuss them at the next meeting of the working group.

Ways to improve the truck toll payment system on the highways in the country are discussed under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of National Economy Serik Jomengarin, the first meeting of the working group on road tolls in the government was held. The participants considered improving the existing toll system on the roads and increasing the sustainability of financing the maintenance and repair of the road infrastructure. The main focus was on possible ways to pay toll for commercial trucks, including domestic and foreign carriers. At the same time, the proposed measures do not intend to change the travel conditions for citizens' private vehicles. Also, the participants discussed the issue of increasing transparency in cargo transportation and meeting the requirement to pay the toll. In particular, it was recommended to increase the use of digital tools for monitoring truck traffic, including on toll roads. According to the results of the meeting, the deputy prime minister instructed to process the proposals in a detailed manner in cooperation with state bodies, industry associations and business representatives. When studying approaches, it is necessary to take into account the interests of the carriers and businesses, as well as ensure a fair distribution of costs for maintaining road infrastructure. At the same time, it is recommended to pay attention to commercial trucks without affecting the private vehicles of citizens. She was ordered to prepare proposals by the end of November and discuss them at the next meeting of the working group.