17 Mile Toll Plaza

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Islamabad, Pakistan

Toll booth

17 Mile Toll Plaza Reviews | Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

17 Mile Toll Plaza is located in Islamabad, Pakistan on Alwada Colony,. 17 Mile Toll Plaza is rated 4.1 out of 5 in the category toll booth in Pakistan.

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Alwada Colony,

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MUHAMMAD RASHID

The condition of toll plaza is not so good. But it is terminal of Murre by GT Road

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raja waseem

Nice place for a break

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Obaid Ur Rehman

The location considering it's historic significance should have improved in asthetics and general layout. Requires desired attention by the concerned authorities.

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W.H.E VIDEOS

RMK road towards Murree

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Arslan Shah

Wow really nice

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Imran Chaudhry

Beautifull place

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khan seen

Normally, outsiders entering a city are charged toll tax. But thousands of Islamabad citizens are charged for entering their own city. That is particularly true for the citizens living in the rural areas of the capital. Every time they drive into Islamabad proper, they have to pay toll tax at one of the four toll plazas of the city, depending on the direction they come from. “That is unfair and unjustified,” some such travelers complained to Dawn on Sunday. Of the four toll plazas is located at Sangjani on the G.T. Road which is run by the National Highway Authority (NHA), the second is being controlled by the Punjab government at Satrah Meel while the remaining two - Golra Mor and I. J. Principal Road - are managed by the Capital Development Authority. An official of the local administration, who did not want to be named because government servants have recently been prohibited from issuing any statement to the media, agreed that nothing had been done to resolve the issue despite repeated complaints from the public. He said a few years back he raised the issue of levying the toll tax on the residents of Islamabad by the Punjab highway department at Satrah Meel and called a meeting of the departments concerned under Section 133 of Pakistan Penal Code that dealt with blocking of a pubic way. ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER AD “I stopped them from charging the road tax from the locals and directed them to shift their toll plaza out of the federal capital periphery,” the official added. Later, the contractor of the toll plaza obtained a stay order and continued to collect the tax from the residents. In Satrah Meel toll plaza, the Punjab government is charging Rs45 for each vehicle for one-time entry.

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Syed Mohsin Ali

Just stay in case of emergency