NHAI Revises Toll Rates on Godhra – Vadodara Section of Delhi – Mumbai Expressway

Ahmedabad: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has announced the revision in the user fee (toll) rates at the Bhamaiya, Baletiya and Dodka-31 toll plazas on the Godhra–Vadodara section of the NE-4 Delhi–Mumbai Expressway for the financial year 2026–27.

According to a public notice issued by the NHAI’s Project Implementation Unit, Vadodara, the revised toll charges will apply to the eight-lane Godhra–Vadodara section of the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway, covering the stretch from the Bhamaiya Toll Plaza (near the Godhra interchange) to the Dodka-31 Toll Plaza (near the Vadodara exit).

The revised rates have been notified for all journey combinations involving the toll plazas at Pavadi, Chopat Palli, Bhamaiya, Baletiya and Dodka-31, with separate charges for single journeys, return journeys and monthly passes.

As per the revised schedule:

The single-trip toll for a car/jeep/van travelling the full stretch between Bhamaiya and Dodka-31 has been fixed at Rs 355, while the return journey will cost Rs 530. A monthly pass for the same category has been fixed at Rs 11,750.

Toll charges vary depending on the entry and exit points as well as the class of vehicle, with higher rates applicable for commercial and oversized vehicles.

The revised toll schedule has been issued under the provisions governing user fee collection on national highways and will be applicable for the 2026–27 period. NHAI has advised commuters and commercial vehicle operators to refer to the complete toll chart for route-specific charges before travelling on the expressway. DeshGujarat