Lucknow, Oct. 3 -- With a revised tariff structure covering airport entry, parking and monthly passes coming into force, commercial vehicle operators at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport will now have to shell out more for access and parking. The new charges at the airport are aimed at regulating traffic in the terminal's landside area, improving parking management and discouraging commercial vehicles from occupying pick-up and drop-off lanes for extended periods. While private cars and SUVs will continue to get up to eight minutes of free parking, commercial cars will be charged Rs.200 from the first eight minutes. The maximum parking charge for a commercial car has been fixed at Rs.1,200 for 24 hours. Under the revised tariff, two-wheelers will be charged Rs.50 for up to eight minutes, Rs.100 for 30-60 minutes and Rs.300 for up to 24 hours. For autos, the charges are Rs.80 for up to 30 minutes, Rs.100 for up to an hour and Rs.500 for 24 hours. For private cars and SUVs, parking beyond the free eight-minute period will cost Rs.150 for up to 30 minutes and Rs.200 for up to an hour, with the 24-hour maximum capped at Rs.1,000. The charges are considerably higher for larger commercial vehicles. Tempos, small goods carriers, pickups, minibuses, buses and trucks will attract Rs.600 for up to eight minutes, while the maximum charge for 24 hours has been fixed at Rs.3,000. The airport operator said the revised rates are in line with arrangements at other airports and are intended to support better management, maintenance, security and traffic circulation in the airport's landside facilities. The airport has also notified revised monthly pass rates for different categories of users. The pass for staff two-wheelers will cost Rs.300 a month and that for staff four-wheelers Rs.800. For commercial operators, the monthly charge has been fixed at Rs.1,000 for taxis and autos, Rs.1,500 for cash-carry vans, Rs.8,000 for crew vehicles, Rs.15,000 for hotel vehicles and Rs.20,000 for cruisers. The airport administration has also stepped up enforcement against vehicles that remain parked beyond the permitted time in no-parking areas and pick-up/drop-off lanes. Such vehicles may be wheel-clamped or towed away by crane, besides attracting a penalty. The fine has been fixed at Rs.500 for two-wheelers and Rs.1,000 for cars, tempos, SUVs, minibuses, buses and trucks. HTC...