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Buenos Aires Province Raises Atlantic Coast Tolls by 6.71%

The government says the contract’s quarterly CVT formula set the increase to help finance AUBASA’s multi-year road works program.

Overview

  • The toll rise took effect this week after Resolución 544/2026 approved a new tariff table for the Sistema Vial Integrado del Atlántico.
  • For light vehicles peak fares were set at $7,900 at Samborombón, Maipú and La Huella, $3,700 at Mar Chiquita and $3,300 at General Madariaga, with slightly lower TelePASE rates.
  • The 6.71% update was calculated with the Coeficiente de Variación Tarifaria, a quarterly index that weights 55% wages, 25% wholesale prices (IPIM) and 20% consumer prices (IPC).
  • AUBASA requested the change on June 9 and the ministry and the Subsecretaría de Obras Públicas reviewed and approved the table without objections, saying revenues will fund repaving and capacity works planned through 2027.
  • Drivers to Mar del Plata and other Atlantic resorts will face higher travel costs during winter holidays, though off‑peak and seasonal discounts remain in force and the City of Buenos Aires applies a separate, smaller tariff update for its autopistas.