Islamabad High Court hears petition against NHA M-Tag toll surcharge

Islamabad: A petition has been filed in the Islamabad High Court challenging the National Highways Authority’s (NHA) policy of imposing a 50% additional toll on vehicles without an M-Tag or with insufficient balance. The petitioner argues that the surcharge was introduced without proper legal authority and seeks a declaration that the policy is unlawful. The petition also requests refunds for motorists who have already paid the extra charges. Respondents in the case include the NHA, the Ministry of Communications, and other officials. The challenge questions the legality of the notification issued in May 2025, highlighting concerns over transparency, motorists’ rights, and fair toll enforcement.

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