NHAI revises toll charges on Bengaluru-Nelamangala and Bengaluru-Kolar highway stretches
For cars, jeeps, vans and light motor vehicles, the single journey toll ranges from ₹10 to ₹35, depending on the toll plaza. The highest charge of ₹35 is applicable at TP-1, while TP-2 has the lowest charge of ₹10. For cars and other light motor vehicles, the single journey fee is ₹50 at Hedaginabele and Agrahara, ₹120 at Krishnarajapura and ₹150 at Sundarapalya.
- ▪For cars, jeeps, vans and light motor vehicles, the single journey toll ranges from ₹10 to ₹35, depending on the toll plaza.
- ▪The highest charge of ₹35 is applicable at TP-1, while TP-2 has the lowest charge of ₹10.
- ▪For cars and other light motor vehicles, the single journey fee is ₹50 at Hedaginabele and Agrahara, ₹120 at Krishnarajapura and ₹150 at Sundarapalya.
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Toll charges on the Bengaluru-Nelamangala stretch of NH-48 and the Bengaluru-Kolar section of NH-75 have gone up from Wednesday, following the National Highways Authority of India’s (NHAI) revision of user fee rates for the financial year 2026-27.According to separate public notices issued by the Project Implementation Unit (PIU), Bengaluru, the revised toll rates will be applicable at the Bengaluru-Nelamangala toll plazas on NH-48 and the Hedaginabele, Agrahara, Krishnarajapura and Sundarapalya toll plazas on the Bengaluru-Bethamangala section of NH-75.On the Bengaluru-Nelamangala access-controlled highway, the toll is collected at six locations. For cars, jeeps, vans and light motor vehicles, the single journey toll ranges from ₹10 to ₹35, depending on the toll plaza.
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