Nitin Gadkari Launches Barrier-Less Toll System in Delhi
Nitin Gadkari Inaugurates Barrier-Less Toll In Delhi On Urban Extension Road
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Union Minister for Road, Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, inaugurated India's second barrier-less toll plaza at Mundka-Bakkarwala on Delhi's Urban Extension Road-II. This Multi-Lane Free Flow system allows vehicles to pass without stopping, with plans for more plazas across nine states by September 2026.
- 01The Mundka-Bakkarwala toll is the second barrier-less toll in India.
- 02This system uses Multi-Lane Free Flow technology for seamless toll payments.
- 03A total of 17 toll plazas across nine states will implement this system by September 2026.
- 04Motorists must pay pending tolls within 72 hours to avoid double charges.
- 05NHAI recommends keeping FASTag active and maintaining sufficient balance for smooth travel.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the Mundka-Bakkarwala toll plaza on Delhi's Urban Extension Road-II, marking it as India's second barrier-less toll facility. This new Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) system allows vehicles to pass through toll points without stopping, utilizing overhead sensors and cameras for real-time toll deductions. The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) plans to roll out this technology across 17 toll plazas in nine states by September 2026, with an additional 108 plazas to follow by March 2027. Motorists are advised to pay any pending tolls within 72 hours to avoid incurring double charges. To ensure seamless travel, NHAI recommends keeping FASTag active and maintaining a sufficient balance in the FASTag wallet.
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The introduction of barrier-less tolling is expected to reduce congestion at toll plazas, making travel more efficient for commuters in Delhi.
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