Delhi Dehradun Expressway Toll Rates Announced: Check Full List for Cars, Buses, and Trucks
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has officially announced the toll tax rates for the Delhi-Dehradun Greenfield Highway. This new route is also known as the Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor. Authorities have already installed boards showing the toll charges at many places along the road.
Toll collection is expected to begin from May 10, 2026. However, officials mentioned that the exact launch date might change slightly. This toll collection will cover the 119.79 km long Phase 1 of the economic corridor.
Digital Payments Mandatory for All Users
Officials have made it clear that toll payments on this expressway will be 100% digital. Cash payments will not be accepted at any toll plaza. Every vehicle owner must pay the toll using FASTag or other online payment systems.
To ensure everything works correctly, trial operations are currently being held. These trials are taking place at the Katha Toll Plaza. This helps the staff prepare for full-scale toll collection across the highway.
Route Details for Phase 1
The new toll rates apply to the first phase of the project. This section starts from Mavikalan in Baghpat and goes up to the Saharanpur Bypass. The total distance of this stretch is nearly 119.79 km.
There are several major toll plazas located on this route. These include:
- Katha
- Agarwal Mandi Tatiri
- Jalalpur
- Karonda
- Bantikhera
- Khyawadi
- Badgaon
- Rasoolpur
Complete List of Toll Rates
The toll charges depend on the type of vehicle and whether the driver is making a single or return journey. The charges are based on the distance traveled across the corridor.
| Vehicle Category | Single Journey Rate | Return Journey Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Cars, Jeeps, and Small Vehicles | Rs 190 | Rs 285 |
| Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV), Mini Buses, and Light Goods Carriers | Rs 310 | Rs 460 |
| Buses and Trucks (Two Axle) | Rs 645 | Rs 970 |
| Three-Axle Commercial Vehicles | Rs 705 | Rs 1,055 |
| Heavy Construction Machinery and Earth Moving Equipment | Rs 1,015 | Rs 1,520 |
| Oversized Vehicles (7 or more axles) | Highest Rates Apply | Highest Rates Apply |
Annual Pass and Travel Impact
For people who travel on this route very often, the authorities have introduced an annual pass. The price for this annual pass is Rs 3,075. This is meant to help regular users of the corridor save money.
The new Delhi-Dehradun Greenfield Highway will make travel much faster. It will also improve the connection between Delhi and Dehradun. While the toll will increase the cost for commuters and truck operators, the road offers a much smoother journey than older routes.
FAQs
When will toll collection start on the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway?
Toll collection is expected to start from May 10, 2026, though the date may change slightly.
Can I pay the toll in cash?
No, cash payments are not allowed. You must use FASTag or other digital payment methods.
What is the toll rate for a car for a single trip?
The toll rate for a single journey for cars, jeeps, and small vehicles is Rs 190.
How long is the Phase 1 section of the highway?
Phase 1 of the Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor is approximately 119.79 km long.
Is there a monthly or annual pass available?
Yes, an annual pass is available for regular users at a price of Rs 3,075.
Conclusion
The announcement of the Delhi Dehradun Expressway toll rates marks a major step in opening the Phase 1 corridor. With 8 major toll plazas and a mandatory digital payment system, the NHAI aims to provide a modern travel experience. Travelers should ensure their FASTag accounts are recharged before using the new 119.79 km stretch starting May 10.