The Standing Committee on Transport and Communications is reviewing a private member's bill from nine MPs proposing to reduce tolls on Highway 4 between Roa and Lygna. The committee has placed the document on record but submitted three separate minority proposals from the Progress Party, Conservative Party, and Centre Party, each offering different solutions to the toll issue.
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The Storting asks the government to review the toll scheme for Highway 4 Roa–Lygna, including toll levels and discount rates for both passenger traffic and commercial transport, and return to the Storting with proposals to reduce the toll burden on the project.
The Storting asks the government to return to the Storting as soon as possible, no later than in connection with the 2027 state budget, with proposals for extended repayment terms on the loans for Highway 4 Roa–Lygna, so that tolls for private cars and commercial vehicles on the stretch are reduced.
The Storting asks the government to allow for up to 30 years of repayment time on Highway 4 Roa–Lygna, should there be local political demand for this.