Vietnam Airports Corporation (ACV) has sent a dispatch to the Southern Airports Authority and the Northern Airports Authority regarding the implementation of a trial run of cashless collection and non-stop toll collection at Tan Son Nhat and Noi Bai International Airports. The trial period starts from February 6 (December 27) to March 7.
According to ACV, recently, this unit has coordinated with Digital Technology Company (HITD) to conduct surveys, develop plans to install equipment, and connect a cashless and automatic non-stop toll collection system at the two airports above.
Non-stop toll collection at Noi Bai and Tan Son Nhat airports from February 6.
Up to now, the technical solution for equipment installation has basically been completed, ready to deploy the pilot toll collection.
The installed equipment combines the Tap & Go method based on the same technology as the expressway toll stations. The system also includes ticket checking software, central toll collection, administration, virtual server, firewall, post-audit monitoring software to ensure the airport non-stop toll collection system operates smoothly.
Leaders of the Ministry of Transport assessed that the pilot non-stop toll collection at airports will ensure social benefits, increase convenience, create convenience for service users, and contribute to relieving congestion at airport gateways, especially during the peak Lunar New Year holiday.
ACV is collecting service fees for vehicles picking up and dropping off passengers at two airport groups. For Tan Son Nhat, Noi Bai, and Da Nang airports, vehicles entering and leaving within 10 minutes will be charged 10,000 VND/trip for vehicles with less than 9 seats, 15,000 VND/trip for vehicles with 10-30 seats, and 25,000 VND/trip for vehicles with 30 seats or more.
Other airports charge a fee of 5,000 VND/trip for cars with less than 9 seats, 10,000 VND/trip for cars with 10-16 seats, 15,000 VND/trip for cars with 16-29 seats, and 25,000 VND/trip for cars with 30 seats or more. Cars entering the airport for more than 10 minutes will be charged an additional parking fee.
The country currently has nearly 5 million cars (accounting for 96%) that have been tagged and have opened ETC accounts. The Ministry of Transport plans to apply ETC fees for many new services such as seaport fees, parking fees, insurance, and vehicle registration.
Chau Anh
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