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2mo ago

CNH do Brasil App Adds Free‑Flow Toll Listings

The app centralizes free‑flow toll records to identify responsible concessionaires, point drivers to official payment channels, and support a transition that suspends penalties through 16 November 2026.

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Pedágio free flow na rodovia Rio-Santos, que faz parte da BR-101 e liga as cidades do Rio de Janeiro e de Santos, no litoral paulista
Pedágios do sistema free flow não exigem que o motorista precise parar ou reduzir a velocidade

Overview

  • The new 'Pedágio eletrônico' section went live on Monday, August 24, 2026, letting vehicle owners view recent free‑flow passages, see which concessionaire charged the tariff, and access the concessionaire’s official payment channel.
  • Fourteen concessionaires and dozens of pórticos are integrated now, with passage data appearing in the app within about 24 hours and records retained for up to five years for review or contestation.
  • The app sends at least two push notifications: one when a passage becomes available for payment and a reminder five days before the regular 30‑day payment deadline.
  • A government transition window running to 16 November 2026 suspends traffic penalties and CNH points for unpaid free‑flow tariffs while drivers use the app to regularize charges, and about 1.32 million previously applied fines have been canceled after payments so far.
  • The CNH app does not process payments itself yet; it directs users to concessionaire channels and the Ministry of Transport has said it may build an in‑app payment portal through Serpro if the market does not provide an adequate solution quickly.