Gurugram Toll

With the completion of Delhi-Gurugram Highway in January 2008, the city has started to offer improved connectivity and reduction in time for all the residents in Delhi and Gurugram. This well developed and fully access controlled expressway ensures to connect the metropolitan cities such as Delhi, Gurugram and the satellite city of Haryana. The main purpose of constructing the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway is to reduce the travel time of thousands of international air passengers and commuters. Being a part of the Golden Quadrilateral project, the expressway operates from Delhi-Mumbai, Delhi-Gurugram Expressway till the outer of Gurugram.

Authorities of Delhi-Gurugram Expressway

Vehicle owners who are planning to travel in the Delhi-Gurugram Highway are required to pay a toll at the Delhi-Gurugram Border, 42nd Milestone and near the Indira Gandhi International Airport. Some of the major authorities involved in the project include Delhi Development Authority (DDA), Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), Central Road Research Institute (CRRI) and National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). This highway project helps to cater the local & urban traffic and also reduces the accident rates in the city.

Smart Tags

The Delhi-Gurugram Highway has designed various effective methods such as easing sharp curves, subways, expanding underpasses, cattle crossings for the safety of the commuters. Further, the expressway has taken great initiative in launching the toll gates for the smooth peaceful drive. Here, people have the option to pay the toll in cash     and also through electronic media. In order to avoid the long queue in the toll gates, the smart tag device can be used by any of the local residents driving on NH-8 road. Basically, the smart tag is considered to be an electronic device that is installed on the windscreen behind the mirror of your vehicle.

Gurugram Toll Plaza

This effective device has the capacity of interacting with the sensors placed at the toll gates and it will automatically deduct the pay. For this, you need to slow down to 20 Km/hr near the toll gates and the confirmation beep will be received inside your car. If you are eager to register for the smart tags, then you can contact any of the following toll plazas:

• KM 24 Plaza
• KM 42 Plaza
• IGI Plaza

People can also recharge the Smart Tags online from mChek, Oxigen, American express and VISA cards. The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway offers a separate application form for recharge and the commuters are requested to check over the terms & conditions in the official website of the highway.

Gurugram Toll Rates

For Vehicles crossing the Toll Plaza at the Border:

Truck, 2 Axle: Rs 64
Mini Bus: Rs 64
Light Commercial: Rs 31
Car: Rs 21
Multi Axle Vehicle: Rs 64

For Vehicles going to IGI Airport

Truck, 2 Axle: Rs 43
Mini Bus: Rs 21
Light Commercial: Rs 21
Car: Rs 14
Multi Axle Vehicle: Rs 43

MCD Tariffs

Car & Jeep-Rs 35 (per entry charges)
LCV-Rs 70 (per entry charges)
Truck Bus- Rs 4200 (monthly stickers amount)
   
If you are looking for an assistance or information, then you can contact the respective persons at the Toll Plazas.

IGI: Help Desk
Contact No: 91 124 4787828 / 817 / 853
(0124 4787828 / 817 / 853)

KM 24: Help Desk
Contact No: 91 124 4787828 / 817 / 853
(0124 4787828 / 817 / 853)

KM 42: Help Desk
Contact No: 91 124 4787828 / 817 / 853
(0124 4787828 / 817 / 853)

Entry/Exit Points of the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway

Many people are not aware of the Entry/ Exist points of the highway and they are listed in the following:

Exist 1: Domestic Airport, Palam Village, Dwarka
Exist 2: Fortis Hospital, Mahipalipur Village, Vasant Kunj, Shiv Murti
Exist 3: IGI Airport
Exist 4: Rajokri Village, Fun & Food Village, Dundahera Village, Nazafgarh, Samalkha Village
Exist 5: DLF Phase –II & III, Kendriya Vihar, Trident Hotel, Ambiance Mall, Nathupur Village, Sikander Pur Village