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Toll collection likely to decline 17% if lockdown extended, says CRISIL

Toll collection has restarted since, but there is unlikely to be a V-shaped revival in traffic after the lockdown ends - probably - on May 17. There will only be a gradual return to normalcy

The authority had estimated around Rs 4,995 crore from monetisation of this tranche of 566 km of highways under the TOT model, sources said. The first bundle of the monetisation programme gave NHAI Rs 9,682 crore
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New road executions will hold the key to both reducing the impact of the lockdown in the immediate term and boosting growth over the long term

Megha Manchanda New Delhi
Highway toll collection may fall by 17% if the nationwide lockdown to contain the coronavirus is extended by a fortnight, ratings agency CRISIL said on Wednesday.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) had stopped collecting toll till April 20 after the government imposed the lockdown on March 25 and then extended it twice.

Toll collection has restarted since, but there is unlikely to be a V-shaped revival in traffic after the lockdown ends – probably – on May 17. There will only be a gradual return to normalcy.

Toll collections and remittances from roads will fall a sharp 13% assuming