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Cascais considers tolls on the Marginal road for drivers from outside the municipality

The Cascais municipality will take over management of the Marginal road within its borders by the end of the year and is considering introducing tolls to cover maintenance costs. Mayor Carlos Carreiras guarantees that local residents will be exempt from the fees.

Why it mattersIf you regularly drive into Cascais on the Marginal road from outside the municipality, you may soon have to pay tolls, while local residents will be exempt.

Público· 13h agoRead original ↗

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