How NHAI's new toll fee collection formula could make your highway journey cheaper
Structures measuring 60 metres or less will not be treated separately for this purpose.Also read | NHAI identifies three alignment options for Gurugram-Farrukhnagar-Jhajjar highwayThe revised formula will apply to highway stretches containing one or more independent bridges, tunnels, flyovers or elevated highways. The amendment also places a ceiling on the chargeable distance by requiring authorities to adopt whichever of the two prescribed calculations results in the lower tollable length. Earlier, the fee for such stretches was generally linked to ten times the length of the structure, a provision intended to account for their higher construction and maintenance costs.The Gazette notification provides illustrations of how the revised formula would work.
- ▪Structures measuring 60 metres or less will not be treated separately for this purpose.Also read | NHAI identifies three alignment options for Gurugram-Farrukhnagar-Jhajjar highwayThe revised formula will apply to highway stretches containi
- ▪The amendment also places a ceiling on the chargeable distance by requiring authorities to adopt whichever of the two prescribed calculations results in the lower tollable length.
- ▪Earlier, the fee for such stretches was generally linked to ten times the length of the structure, a provision intended to account for their higher construction and maintenance costs.The Gazette notification provides illustrations of how th
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HomeNextHow NHAI's new toll fee collection formula could make your highway journey cheaperThe revised formula will apply to highway stretches containing one or more independent bridges, tunnels, flyovers or elevated highways.Updated on: Jul 24, 2026, 21:03:38 ISTBy Soumya ChatterjeePrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Motorists using national highways with bridges, tunnels, flyovers and elevated stretches are set to pay less tolls under a new formula, with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on Friday directing all its field offices to begin processing toll notifications and revisions under the amended rules.Structures measuring 60 metres or less will not be treated separately for this purpose.
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