Mahmutbey Bosphorus Bridge and Tolls in Çamlıcada will be lifted this year

Mahmutbey Bosphorus Bridge and Çamlıcada also tolls will be removed this year: After the FSM to solve the traffic problem in Istanbul Mahmutbey, Bosphorus Bridge and Çamlıca toll booths will be removed this year, free toll collection system will be passed.
Free Passage Collection System, established at Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge (FSM), will be extended to critical crossing points in Istanbul. The system will be installed at the Bosphorus Bridge and Mahmutbey tolls during a certain period. In this way, automatic and rapid transition lane differences will be eliminated; There will be no expansion and contraction that adversely affects traffic flow.
Since the beginning of this month, Free Passage Collection System has been put into effect on Fatih Sultan Mehmet (FSM) Bridge. The General Directorate of Highways is working in a similar way for other critical points in Istanbul. According to the information received from the General Directorate of Highways, the free transit system will be established primarily on the Bosphorus Bridge. Then, a free transit system will be established in Mahmutbey and Çamlıca fee collection stations. The headquarters will remove the tolls at these points. With the automatic switching system that locks the traffic, the rapid changeover system lane differences will also end. Lane and road widths will be harmonized with the continuation of the road. Expansions and contraction that adversely affect the flow of traffic will be eliminated.
YEAR WILL BE INSTALLED
Highways officials, said they intend to complete the work before the end of the year. Authorities, the work took time to plan, in turn, the system can be installed on the average 15-20 day, he noted. Authorities, during the establishment of the system, the box office area will be removed canopies and box office, he said.
OGS AND HGS IN THE SAME STRIP
The Free Pass System (OGS) and the Fast Pass System (HGS) work together. The toll booth gets up and the system reads from above.