The Road Development Authority (RDA) reports that Sri Lanka’s expressways generated more than Rs. 441 million in revenue during the Sinhala and Tamil New Year season, covering the eight‑day period from April 10 to 18.

According to reports, RDA Director General Anuradha Hettiarachchi said a total of 1,170,830 vehicles used the expressways during this period. 

He noted that April 10, which marked the start of the festive season, recorded the highest traffic volume, with 161,847 vehicles exiting the expressways.

According to Hettiarachchi, that day also produced the highest revenue, amounting to Rs. 59,815,450. (Newswire)

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Toll charges on all Sri Lankan expressways recommenced yesterday (04 Dec) for all vehicles.

Previously, due to adverse weather conditions, the Road Development Authority announced that tolls would not be charged for vehicles travelling on all expressways. 

This free travel facility had been provided for vehicles using all expressways, including the Southern Expressway, the Outer Circular Expressway, the Katunayake–Colombo Expressway, the Central Expressway, and the Southern Expressway Extension. (Newswire)

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