National Toll Gate Directory

State Highway & NHAI Toll Plazas

Locate any toll plaza across India, check vehicle rates, FASTag lane availability, monthly pass rules, concessionaire contracts and emergency contacts.

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Emergency Helpline 24x7 Support

NHAI National Helpline: 1033

Dial 1033 for highway accidents, medical emergencies, crane towing support, FASTag lane disputes, and road condition inquiries.

Toll collection allowed after 75% project completion

Rates rounded to nearest ₹5 per Fee Rules 2008

40% fee reduction after capital cost recovery

State Highway & NHAI Directory

Explore Toll Gates by State / Union Territory

Direct directory index across 1,000+ national highway toll plazas, expressways, and state toll barriers across India.

Maharashtra

85+ Plazas

Samruddhi, Mumbai-Pune, NH48

Uttar Pradesh

95+ Plazas

Purvanchal, Agra-LKO, NH19, NH24

Rajasthan

80+ Plazas

Delhi-Mumbai Exp, NH21, NH58

Gujarat

65+ Plazas

Vadodara-Mumbai, NE1, NH48

Tamil Nadu

60+ Plazas

NH44, NH45, NH83

Karnataka

55+ Plazas

Bengaluru-Mysuru Exp, NH48, NH75

Haryana

40+ Plazas

KMP Expressway, NH44, NH9

Madhya Pradesh

70+ Plazas

NH44, NH46, NH52

Punjab

35+ Plazas

NH44, NH5, NH7

Andhra Pradesh

50+ Plazas

NH16 (Chennai-Kolkata), NH40

Telangana

35+ Plazas

NH44, NH65 (Hyd-Vijayawada)

West Bengal

30+ Plazas

NH16, NH19, NH12

NH Fee Rules 2008

How NHAI Determines Toll Plaza Locations & User Fees

Under the National Highways Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules 2008, user fees are levied for the use of sections of National Highways, bridges, tunnels, and bypasses constructed on EPC, BOT, or HAM models.

Key Regulatory Provisions of the 2008 Fee Rules:

The 60-Kilometer Separation Rule

Under Rule 8, no toll plaza shall be established within 60 km of another plaza on the same highway section. Exceptions exist where sections were built under separate contracts or where bypasses/expressways link into the corridor.

75% Completion Collection Milestone

Toll collection on 4-lane or 6-lane national highways can only commence after minimum 75% of the total project physical length has been certified as commercially operational (CoD).

40% Capital Recovery Fee Reduction

Once the total capital investment and interest incurred by the concessionaire has been fully recovered, the fee levied on commuters is reduced to 40% of the base fee to cover ongoing maintenance.

Annual April 1st WPI Revision

User fee rates are revised annually on April 1st (or September 1st on select stretches) linked directly to changes in the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflationary metrics.

24-Hour Return Concession

Commuters completing a return journey within 24 hours of their initial entry timestamp receive an automatic 25% to 50% discount on the return leg through FASTag automation.

Local Resident Monthly Pass (~₹330)

Non-commercial private vehicles owned by residents living within a 20 km radius of a plaza can obtain a monthly local commuter pass by presenting their Aadhaar card and Vehicle Registration Certificate.

Electronic Toll Collection (ETC)

FASTag 2026 Operational Guidelines

Everything motorists need to know about RFID tags, double penalty fees, KYC verification, and queue time rules.

Double Toll Penalty

Entering a dedicated electronic FASTag lane without a functional tag or with insufficient balance attracts a penalty fee equal to 2x the standard toll charge payable in cash.

One Vehicle, One FASTag

Under NPCI & NHAI KYC compliance, a single vehicle cannot carry multiple active tags from different banks. Previously issued secondary tags are automatically blacklisted by the central switch.

100-Meter Queue Rule

NHAI guidelines state that toll processing must not exceed 10 seconds. If a traffic queue extends past the marked 100-meter yellow line, vehicles pass toll-free until the congestion clears.

Frequently Asked Questions

NHAI Toll Plaza & FASTag FAQs

Answers to frequent inquiries regarding toll fee calculations, exemptions, and highway rules.

Under Rule 8 of the National Highways Fee Rules 2008, no toll plaza shall be established within 60 kilometers of another toll plaza on the same section of National Highway. Exceptions occur if two sections were developed under different concession agreements, built at different times, or where substantial bypasses or bridges were constructed.

Owners of non-commercial private vehicles (cars, jeeps, vans) residing within a 20-kilometer radius of a toll plaza are eligible for a discounted monthly pass (standard rate ₹330/month) upon submitting address proof (Aadhaar/Voter ID) and vehicle registration certificate (RC) at the plaza administrative office.

Under NHAI electronic toll collection regulations, any vehicle entering a dedicated FASTag lane without a valid, functional RFID tag or with insufficient balance must pay double the normal user fee in cash.

NHAI guidelines mandate that vehicle processing time at toll booths should not exceed 10 seconds per vehicle. If traffic builds up beyond the yellow line painted 100 meters prior to the toll booth, vehicles are entitled to pass without paying toll until the queue recedes within the 100-meter limit.

Toll rates are revised annually on April 1st for the majority of National Highways (and on September 1st for select concession stretches), adjusted in accordance with changes in the Wholesale Price Index (WPI).

Under Rule 11 of the Fee Rules 2008, emergency vehicles (ambulances, fire tenders, disaster management), armed forces and paramilitary on duty, police vehicles, executive dignitaries (President, Prime Minister, Chief Ministers, Judges), and recognized gallantry awardees are completely exempted from user fees.

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