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BR-262 toll rates increase starting Sunday

Starting at 12 AM this Sunday (20), toll rates on BR-262 have been adjusted, affecting toll booths in Araxá, Campos Altos, and Perdizes.

20 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The toll rates on BR-262, which are managed by the concessionaire Way-262, will have new values starting at 12 AM on Sunday (20). This measure follows authorization from the National Land Transport Agency (ANTT).

The new rates range from R$ 10.20 to R$ 88.80 and affect the toll booths located in the cities of Araxá, Campos Altos, and Perdizes, situated in the Triângulo Mineiro and Alto Paranaíba regions. The ANTT applied the Adjustment Index to determine the new prices.

In addition to this increase, on the same Sunday, Caixa Econômica Federal conducted the Mega-Sena lottery draw 3060, with the main prize estimated at R$ 26,716,895.88. However, as no bettor correctly picked the six drawn numbers, the accumulated amount could reach R$ 32 million in the next draw scheduled for Tuesday (22).

Lottery draws have drawn public attention with significant prizes. On the same day, drawings for other lotteries, including Quina and Lotofácil, were also held, with results announced. In Quina draw 7122, 24 bets matched 4 numbers, each receiving R$ 10,901.32, while in Lotofácil draw 3784, a winning bet with 15 matches will receive R$ 3,999,286.18.

Information about the lotteries and their results has been reported by several sources, including Globo's g1 and UOL, which also covered the Timemania lottery draw, among others. Lottery results are an important part of Sunday activities, attracting various bets and excitement among the populace.

In Manaus, a public competition for the position of 3rd Class City Attorney, with six available positions, was held, highlighting the variety of events taking place on this day.

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