Delhi is ringed by tolled expressways — the Peripheral Expressways, Delhi–Meerut and Dwarka Expressway all run on FASTag.
With the Eastern and Western Peripheral Expressways diverting through-traffic and the Delhi–Meerut Expressway carrying daily commuters, a Delhi vehicle without a working tag pays double at every plaza. We handle Delhi NCR vehicles remotely.
These are the tolled routes Delhi vehicles use most — every one of them runs on FASTag:
We serve all of Delhi and the surrounding belt. A snapshot:
Outside Delhi? We cover the rest of the state too — see FASTag service across Delhi, or browse every city we serve.
Delhi vehicles carry DL registration. The FASTag you need depends on your vehicle class, not the city — a private car is Class 4, while trucks and buses run from Class 6 up to Class 16 by axle count. Send us the RC and we'll confirm the correct class before issuing, so you're never charged the wrong toll rate.
These are the plazas you actually meet on the way in and out of Delhi. Every one of them is a FASTag lane — keep a balance that covers the round trip, not just the outbound leg.
| Toll plaza | On route | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Kherki Daula | NH 48, Delhi–Jaipur via Gurugram | The single busiest plaza for Delhi drivers heading south-west |
| Delhi–Meerut Expressway | Dasna–Meerut section | Distance-based; the Delhi–Dasna stretch carries no toll |
| Eastern & Western Peripheral Expressways | EPE and KMP bypass rings | Closed, distance-based tolling read off your FASTag at the exit |
| Delhi–Mumbai Expressway | Sohna onward | Now the main south-bound freight route out of the capital, fully tolled |
| MCD border RFID points | Commercial entry into Delhi | A separate MCD tag, not FASTag — goods vehicles need both to enter without being stopped |
Plaza names and locations as commonly signposted. NHAI and the state road authorities revise toll rates, and occasionally plaza locations, so treat the board at the plaza as the final word on the fare.
For a private car, Delhi is simple — one FASTag covers the plazas on NH 48, the peripheral expressways and the Meerut and Mumbai corridors. For goods vehicles it is not. Commercial vehicles entering Delhi are charged toll and the Environment Compensation Charge at the city’s border points through a separate MCD RFID tag, which is a different system from NETC FASTag and is topped up separately.
Operators find this out the hard way, usually at a border point with a loaded vehicle. If you run goods vehicles into Delhi, you need both tags funded. We issue and recharge the NETC FASTag side and will tell you plainly where the MCD tag has to be arranged, rather than pretending one tag does both.
A Delhi vehicle crosses into Haryana and Uttar Pradesh constantly, and the toll logic changes as it goes — open plazas on NH 48, closed distance-tolling on EPE and KMP, free stretches like the DND Flyway and the Delhi–Dasna leg. The FASTag itself does not care about the border; it is the balance and the KYC that decide whether you get through.
If you commute across NCR, check the Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabad pages for the plazas on each leg. One working tag covers all of them.
Send a WhatsApp to +91 94521 81700 with a photo of your RC and the vehicle number. We confirm the correct vehicle class, issue the tag from whichever NETC bank suits you, and tell you where to collect it or have it delivered in Delhi. Vehicles on the DL series are usually handled the same day.
Yes. Recharge is fully remote — send your vehicle number and the amount on WhatsApp and we top up the tag on any NETC issuer within minutes. You do not need to travel anywhere in Delhi to do it.
All of them. The routes Delhi drivers use most — NH 44, NH 48, Delhi–Meerut Expressway, Eastern & Western Peripheral Expressway and Dwarka Expressway — run entirely on NETC FASTag and the lanes are cashless. Without a working tag you pay the higher cash rate at the plaza, where that option still exists at all.
Usually yes. A tag goes blacklisted for one of three reasons: low balance, incomplete or expired KYC, or the issuer hotlisting it. We check which it is against your vehicle number, clear the balance or KYC side the same day, and arrange a replacement if the tag itself is damaged. No visit from Delhi is needed.
Send us the vehicle number and we look up pending e-challans against it, then tell you what is outstanding and where it was raised. We can only look a challan up and explain it — we cannot cancel, reduce or waive one, and nobody legitimately can.
Yes — we serve all of Delhi and the belt around it, including Dwarka, Rohini, Saket, Vasant Kunj, Janakpuri, Pitampura. Recharge, KYC, status checks and challan lookups all happen over WhatsApp, so distance makes no difference.
Yes. Goods vehicles entering Delhi are charged toll and the Environment Compensation Charge through a separate MCD RFID tag at the border points. That is a different system from NETC FASTag and is funded separately - you need both topped up. We handle the FASTag side and will tell you honestly that the MCD tag is arranged elsewhere.
The DND Flyway carries no toll, and on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway the Delhi-Dasna stretch is free with charging starting on the Meerut leg. Almost everything else - NH 48 towards Gurugram and Jaipur, EPE, KMP and the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway - is tolled and runs on FASTag.
Yes. The tag is tied to the vehicle, not to where you happen to park it. Send the vehicle number and we handle issuance, recharge, KYC and challan lookups for any DL-series vehicle anywhere in NCR, entirely over WhatsApp.