The Haryana part of the Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway is fully open now. This expressway, which is 699 kilometers long, will provide uninterrupted travel from Delhi to Katra. The KMP expressway section from the Kaithal district Punjab border is now open for traffic. Construction is still being done in the Punjab region.

8 Toll Plazas in Haryana, Toll Collection Begins

Toll Collection has started on the 135 km stretch located in Haryana. There are a total of eight toll plazas where vehicles will be charged according to the set rates.

Toll Charges: Know Your Travel Costs

The toll charges for this stretch vary depending on the vehicle type:

Light motor vehicles including Cars, Jeeps, Vans

• One-way Toll: ₹240
• Round trip Toll: ₹360

Light Commercial Vehicles

• One way: ₹385
• Round trip: ₹580

Two-Axle Buses and Trucks

• One way: ₹805
• Round trip: ₹1210

Three-Axle Commercial Vehicles

• One way: ₹880
• Round trip: ₹1320

In the Haryana region, the toll collection will start by following the rules of the KMP Expressway. A slip will be issued at the entry point, and the toll will be charged at the exit.

Locations of Toll Plazas

In total, 8 toll plazas have been constructed along the Haryana section of this expressway at the following positions:

• Hassanpur (Beyond KMP Expressway)

• Humayunpur (Rohtak)

• Puthi (Sonipat)

• Issapur

• Jamni (Jind)

• Alewa

• Khark Pandwa (Kaithal)

• Kaithal-Punjab Border (Khanauri)

Vehicles traveling through these toll plazas shall pay toll charges as per the predefined rates.

Haryana Expressway Route

The expressway begins from Nilothi village, situated near the Jhajjar district’s Bahadurgarh-Sonipat border, and ranges all the way up to Punjab. It travels through the Sonipat, Rotak, Gohana, Jind, Karnal, and Kaithal districts and enters Punjab from the Khanauri Border. Afterwards, it will further extend into Sangrur, Amritsar, and finally, some rest in Katra.
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Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway will ensure smoother travel and reduce the time taken for traveling. This road is likely to serve most for the devotees of Vaishno Devi, sightseers, and business voyagers.