Traveling on the newly inaugurated Delhi–Dehradun Expressway will cost you around ₹675 one-way using FASTag, with the first 18 km stretch exempted from toll charges. The expressway features five toll plazas and automated collection systems for smoother travel.
Delhi–Dehradun Expressway Toll Details
Total Distance: 210 km
Toll Charges: ₹675 one-way (FASTag enabled)
Exempted Stretch: First 18 km free of toll
Toll Plazas: 5 plazas along the route
Interchanges: 12 interchanges for entry/exit flexibility
Collection System: Automated FASTag for seamless payment
Key Features of the Expressway
Wildlife Corridor: Asia’s longest 12-km elevated corridor over Rajaji National Park to protect animals.
Infrastructure: Includes a 340-meter tunnel, 113 underpasses, rest areas, and food courts.
Travel Time: Reduced from 6–7 hours to 2.5 hours.
Cost of Project: ₹12,000 crore.
Impact of Toll Charges
Tourism Boost: Affordable toll pricing is expected to encourage more visitors to Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun, enhancing tourism.
Logistics & Real Estate: Improved connectivity will reduce freight costs and stimulate real estate growth along the corridor.
Safety & Convenience: With modern toll systems and rest facilities, the expressway ensures smoother and safer travel.
FAQs
Q1: How much is the toll for a one-way trip?
₹675 one-way, with the first 18 km exempted.
Q2: How many toll plazas are there?
Five toll plazas across the 210 km stretch.
Q3: Is FASTag mandatory?
Yes, toll collection is automated via FASTag.
Q4: Will the toll charges vary for heavy vehicles?
Yes, charges will differ based on vehicle category, with higher rates for commercial and heavy vehicles.
