Last year, the Georgian corridor handled more than 1300 trucks per day. Only in December, over 45 560 trucks used the Georgian corridor in December.
Toll revenues were also record-breaking, exceeding GEL 15.9 million in just one month.
According to the data, the state budget received GEL 66.4 million from freight transportation, the figure was 2 folds up compared to 2021.
Road toll paid by trucks / 2022:
January - 26,742 trucks / GEL 5,348,454
February - 30,493 trucks / GEL 6,098,631
March - 24,780 trucks / GEL 4,956,096
April - 34,021 trucks / GEL6,804,200
May - 41,307 trucks / GEL 8,261,368
June - 45,095 trucks / GEL 10,522,373 (from June 20, the tax became GEL 350)
July - 39,177 trucks/ GEL 13,712,014
August - 43,858 trucks /GEL 15,350,493
September - 39,208 trucks / GEL 13,722,963
October - 39,301 trucks/ GEL 13,755,578
November - 38,791 trucks/ GEL 13,577,160
December - 45,560 trucks / GEL 15,946,016
The Georgian government has increased the toll for thousands of transit trailers from June 20, so each trailer will have to pay GEL 350 instead of GEL 200.
In total, in 2022, approximately 448,335 trucks passed through the Georgian corridor, while in 2021 this figure stood at 332,070.
