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Toll deduction for vehicles on the country’s longest Delhi-Vadodara-Mumbai Expressway will start at the toll plaza from 12 o’clock tonight. In the first phase, this expressway has been completed between Alipur in Gurugram to Dausa in Rajasthan. It was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 12 February.
NHIA has approved toll collection from tonight i.e. (February 15). In terms of toll, this expressway is different from the others, because in this you will not have to pass through toll plaza at many places. When you exit the highway, then you will have to pay the toll according to the kilometer.
In the first phase, the maximum toll of Rs 90 will be charged from the drivers for covering a distance of about 19 km. After entering this expressway through Alimpur in Sohna town of Gurgaon, a toll of Rs 90 will be charged while getting down at Khalilpur Interchange, which comes first.
Toll charges fixed by looking at construction and distance
According to NHAI officials, the toll charge is determined by distance as well as construction work. Toll rates are fixed in the same way as a bridge, railway overbridge or any other type of bridge is constructed. In the part from Alipore to Khalilpur Interchange, bridges and underpasses have been built a lot. That’s why the toll rates are high in this part.
Rs 500 toll in 228 km
In the journey of about 228 kilometers between Alipur to Dausa in the first phase, the first toll will be at Haryana and the second at Barkapara in Rajasthan. If you take the exit at Barkapara, you will be charged a toll of Rs 500 almost till here. After the commencement of traffic on this expressway tonight, the distance between Delhi to Jaipur and Dausa will be reduced by a few hours.
Mumbai travel in 12 hours
In fact, after the completion of the Delhi-Vadodara-Mumbai (DVM) Expressway, the journey from Delhi to Mumbai will be completed in just 12 hours by car. Whereas now it takes 24 hours to reach Mumbai. The DVM Expressway will start from Alipore in Gurugram. After this, the journey from Delhi to Jaipur and Dausa will be done in just 3 and a half hours.
Project will be completed in 2024
In the first phase, 228 kilometer road of expressway from Alipur to Dausa has been completed. At present it takes up to 6 hours to reach Dausa from Delhi, but from tonight it will be possible to reach Dausa within 3.5 hours and from Delhi to Jaipur within 2.5 hours. The project is expected to be completed by 2024 next year. After that, the journey of 1380 kilometers from Delhi to Mumbai can also be completed by car within just 12 hours.
Expressway will be of 8 lanes
Let us tell you that the Delhi-Mumbai Green Field Expressway is going to be the longest expressway in the country. Vehicles will run at a speed of 120 km per hour on this expressway. Also it will be of 8 lanes. Which can also be done for 12 lanes according to time. About 1 lakh crore rupees will be spent in making this expressway.
will have luxury facilities
There will be restaurants, restrooms, shopping malls, hotels and other facilities on this expressway. Most of the work of this expressway falling in the Haryana border has been completed, on which about 11 thousand crore rupees will be spent. With the opening of the expressway, the traffic pressure on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway (NH-48) will be reduced. Since now this highway is used to go from Delhi to Jaipur or Mumbai. After the construction of the expressway, the jam on the Delhi-Jaipur highway will also be relieved.
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