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Mathura-Bareilly Highway Toll Charges: The toll on the 38-kilometre stretch of the Mathura-Bareilly Highway has increased two-and-a-half-fold in the past six months, directly impacting commuters. This hike in toll charges means that the round-trip charge for cars and light vehicles, which was Rs 100 in May, has significantly increased.

Check New Toll Charges On Mathura-Bareilly Highway

- The toll on the Mathura-Bareilly Highway has now been set at Rs 245 for cars and light vehicles following the completion of construction up to the Mathura Refinery, Jagran.com reported.

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- The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has finalised toll charges of Rs 160 for a one-way trip and Rs 245 for a round trip on this route.

While the new rates have been implemented, commuters are expressing concern about the overall cost, especially the two-and-a-half-fold increase reported in the past six months.

Construction Of Mathura-Bareilly Highway

The 66-kilometre Mathura-Bareilly Highway, stretching from the Vahanpur village to Mathura Refinery near Hathras Junction, has been fully completed through a two-phase construction approach.

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- First Phase: According to Jagran.com report, the construction began on the stretch from Vahanpur to Koyal village and was initially opened to the public in May 2025. Toll fees were implemented at this time, initially set at Rs 60 for a one-way trip and Rs 40 for the return trip.

- Second Phase: The second phase involved the construction of an overbridge over the Mathura-Kasganj railway track near Koyal village. From there, the highway was extended via the Raya bypass, completing the final stretch up to the Mathura Refinery.

The NHAI has officially set the new toll charges for the Mathura-Bareilly Highway, which is currently managed by Shiva Corporation. The finalised rates, Rs 160 for a one-way trip and Rs 245 for a round trip for cars and light vehicles, are causing concern among local residents and regular commuters who find the new charges financially excessive.

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