The Tánaiste's ruled out toll changes on the country's busiest motorway.
It follows reports that the National Roads Authority wants to introduce multi-tolling on Dublin's M50.
It would see the motorway split into five zones, each costing €1.30 - meaning anyone driving the full length of the road would have to pay €6.50.
But Eamon Gilmore says the coalition's not in favour of hitting motorists like this:
Transport Minister Leo Varadkar says he has a serious problem with the tolling proposal:
The National Roads Authority has moved to calm fears about the hike in toll charges.
NRA spokesperson Séan O'Neill says the Authority has no power to implement the charges unilaterally - and new tolls are not likely in the near future:
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