The Municipality may, with tire sanction of the State Government, establish Toll on roads.

a toll-bar on any public street in the municipal area and levy a toll at such toll-bar

on vehicles at such rate as may be determined by the State Government from time to time. 151. (1) The Municipality may, with the sanction or the Stare Government, establish a toll-bar, and levy tolls, on any bridge at which tolls may be levied on Toll on bridges. vehicles, carriages and carts passing over such bridge: Provided that no such toll-bar be established, or tolls levied, otherwise than for the purpose of recovering the expenses incurred in construction of such bridge together with interest on such expenses and in maintaining such bridge in good repair.

1. (2) The State Government may, with the consent of a Municipality make over to that Municipality any existing toll-bar on a bridge within the municipal area to be administered by the Municipality and, thereupon, the Municipality shall administer such toll-bar until the State Government directs otherwise. Every such toll-bar, while so administered, shall be deemed to be a municipal toll-bar, and the profits derivable there from or such parts thereof as shall be agreed upon between the State Government and the Municipality shall be credited to the Municipal Fund. 152. (1) The Municipality may levy toil on heavy trucks and buses referred to in Toll on heavy truck sub-clause (ii) of clause (1) of sub-section (1) of section 129, plying on a public and bus, Declaration street. of ferries as municipal ferries.
2. (2) The rate of toll for the purposes of sub-section (1) shall be such as may be determined by the Municipality by regulations from time to time.
3. (3) The Municipality may make regulations providing for the mode of collection of toll and other matters incidental thereto. 153. (1) Where a ferry plies between two points on a watercourse and either one Declaration of ferries or both the points are situated within a municipal area, the State Government as municipal ferries. may, after considering the views of the concerned Municipality, declare such ferry to be a municipal ferry, and, thereupon, the profits derivable from the plying of such shall be credited to the Municipal Fund.
4. (2) Due compensation shall be given by the concerned Municipality to any person for the loss which he may have sustained as a result of a ferry being declared to be a municipal ferry.