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Tollways not free after tonight

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Tollways not free after tonight

After midnight today, motorists will have to start paying toll fees, the Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) said yesterday. EXAT had agreed to let people use the expressway routes for free during the flood crisis.

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