Commuters using Hyderabad’s Nehru Outer Ring Road (ORR) will have to pay higher toll charges starting April 1, 2025, as per a notification issued by IRB Golconda Expressway Pvt. Ltd, the TOT concessionaire responsible for toll collection on the expressway.
The revised user fee rates will be applicable at all 21/22 interchanges along the 158-km, eight-lane access-controlled expressway and will impact all categories of vehicles.
New Toll Rates for FY 2025-26
The revised per-kilometer toll rates for different vehicle types are as follows:
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- Cars, Jeeps, Vans, LMVs, SUVs, MPVs – ₹2.44/km
- LCVs and Mini-buses – ₹3.94/km
- Buses and Two-axle Trucks – ₹7/km
- Three-axle Commercial Vehicles – ₹9.01/km
- Heavy Construction Machinery & Earth-moving Equipment (4/5/6 axle trucks) – ₹12.96/km
- Oversized Vehicles (7 or more axles) – ₹15.78/km
The new rates will take effect from midnight on April 1, 2025. ORR users have been requested to cooperate with the revised charges. The concessionaire has advised commuters to visit the official HMDA website (www.hmda.gov.in) for further details on toll rates, daily and monthly passes.
A Crucial Expressway for Hyderabad
The Nehru Outer Ring Road (ORR) is a vital expressway for Hyderabad, facilitating the movement of passenger vehicles, industrial transport, and freight traffic. With dedicated two-lane service roads on both sides, ORR plays a significant role in managing the city’s growing traffic needs.
As Hyderabad continues to expand, the ORR remains an essential corridor for commuters and businesses, making toll revisions an important aspect of its maintenance and development.
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