Agra Toll Plaza is the southernmost major toll-collection point on the Yamuna Expressway. It is located near Rahan Kalan and Kuberpur on the northeastern side of Agra, Uttar Pradesh. The plaza serves vehicles travelling between Greater Noida, Jewar, Mathura and Agra.
The Yamuna Expressway is approximately 165.5 kilometres long and is also known as the Taj Expressway. It provides a fast road connection between Delhi-NCR and Agra while also serving travellers visiting Mathura, Vrindavan and nearby areas.
Agra Toll Plaza should not be confused with the toll plazas on the Agra–Lucknow Expressway, NH 19, NH 21 or the Agra–Aligarh Highway. These roads follow separate toll systems and have different charges.
Agra Toll Plaza Quick Overview
| Particular | Details |
| Official name | Agra Toll Plaza |
| Common local names | Kuberpur Toll Plaza and Rahan Kalan Toll Plaza |
| Location | Rahan Kalan, near Kuberpur |
| District | Agra |
| State | Uttar Pradesh |
| Road | Yamuna Expressway |
| Expressway route | Greater Noida–Jewar–Mathura–Agra |
| Approximate position | Around Km 150 |
| Toll-plaza code | 520006 |
| Toll system | Distance-based tolling |
| Expressway length | Approximately 165.5 km |
| Main toll points | Jewar, Mathura and Agra |
| Payment methods | FASTag and permitted payment modes |
| Expressway helpline | 1800-102-7777 |
| Section control room | 8171989008 |
| PIN code | 282006 |
The plaza is situated close to the southern end of the expressway, near its connection with Agra Inner Ring Road and the wider Kuberpur road network.
Agra Toll Plaza Rates
The following table shows the publicly listed Agra-section toll charges. The return figures apply to an eligible return completed within 24 hours and are calculated under the expressway’s same-day return concession.
| Vehicle category | Single journey | Return journey within 24 hours | Standard monthly pass |
| Motorcycle, three-wheeler or registered tractor | ₹70 | Approximately ₹110 | No fixed public plaza rate |
| Car, jeep or light motor vehicle | ₹140 | Approximately ₹225 | No fixed public plaza rate |
| Light commercial vehicle or minibus | ₹220 | Approximately ₹350 | No fixed public plaza rate |
| Bus or two-axle truck | ₹445 | Approximately ₹710 | No fixed public plaza rate |
| Multi-axle vehicle | ₹675 | Approximately ₹1,080 | No fixed public plaza rate |
| Oversized vehicle | ₹875 | Approximately ₹1,400 | No fixed public plaza rate |
A car, jeep or light motor vehicle pays ₹140 for a single journey through the Agra toll section. An eligible return completed within 24 hours is approximately ₹225.
The return amount is not simply two single-journey charges. A same-day return concession may reduce the combined amount. The final deduction can vary slightly because of operator rounding and the vehicle’s actual entry and exit points.
Important Explanation of the Toll Rates
The ₹140 car rate shown above is for the Agra toll section, not the full Greater Noida–Agra journey.
The Yamuna Expressway follows a distance-based tolling system. Therefore, the total amount depends on:
- The entry point used by the vehicle
- The exit point selected
- The vehicle category
- Whether the journey is one-way or return
- Whether the return is completed within 24 hours
- The category registered in the FASTag account
A vehicle travelling from Greater Noida to Agra may have toll charges covering the Jewar, Mathura and Agra sections. Therefore, the total toll for the complete journey will be higher than the standalone Agra-section charge.
Monthly Pass and Local Concessions
Unlike a standard NHAI point-based toll plaza, Agra Toll Plaza does not have one clearly published monthly-pass amount applicable to every traveller and every route.
The Yamuna Expressway uses distance-based charging, and passes or concessions may depend on the traveller’s category, entry point, exit point and eligibility.
Special concessions may be provided to eligible residents, farmers whose land was acquired for the expressway, authorised local users or other approved categories. Such concessions require verification and should not be assumed to apply automatically.
Applicants may be asked to provide:
- Vehicle registration certificate
- Identity document
- Residential-address proof
- Active FASTag details
- Land-acquisition or eligibility documents
- Registered mobile number
Travellers seeking a regular-user or local concession should contact the expressway operator or the relevant toll office before applying.
Address and Exact Location
The commonly used address is: Agra Toll Plaza, Yamuna Expressway, Rahan Kalan, near Kuberpur, Agra District, Uttar Pradesh 282006.
Directions to Agra Toll Plaza
1. From Greater Noida or Noida
Enter the Yamuna Expressway from the Greater Noida side and travel towards Jewar, Mathura and Agra. Continue south through the expressway tolling sections. Agra Toll Plaza is the final major toll point near the southern end.
2. From Mathura or Vrindavan
Use an authorised Yamuna Expressway interchange and travel south towards Agra. Continue on the main expressway until reaching the toll lanes near Rahan Kalan and Kuberpur.
3. From Agra City
Travel towards Agra Inner Ring Road and follow the signs for Kuberpur, Mathura, Noida or the Yamuna Expressway. The best approach depends on whether the journey begins near the Taj Mahal, Sikandra, Agra Cantt or another part of the city.
4. From the Agra–Lucknow Expressway
Follow the authorised connection towards Agra Inner Ring Road and the Yamuna Expressway. The two expressways have separate toll systems, so payment on the Agra–Lucknow Expressway does not cover the Yamuna Expressway.
5. From Jaipur or Bharatpur
Travel towards Agra using NH 21. Use the appropriate bypass or Inner Ring Road connection towards Kuberpur and the Yamuna Expressway.
FASTag and Payment Information
FASTag is accepted at Agra Toll Plaza and is the most convenient payment method. Drivers should ensure that the tag is active, properly attached to the windscreen and linked to the correct vehicle.
Sufficient balance should be maintained before entering the expressway. The vehicle category stored in the FASTag account must also be correct.
The NHAI FASTag Annual Pass should not be assumed to work at Agra Toll Plaza. The Yamuna Expressway is a state-authority expressway operated under a separate concession arrangement.
Traffic and Safety Tips
Traffic can increase during weekends, long holidays, festival periods and the peak tourist season in Agra, Mathura and Vrindavan.
Drivers should:
- Maintain the notified speed limit
- Avoid stopping on the main carriageway
- Keep a safe distance from other vehicles
- Use designated rest areas
- Reduce speed during fog or heavy rain
- Check tyre pressure before a long journey
- Avoid driving when tired
Lower seasonal speed limits may be introduced during the winter fog period.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is ₹140 the complete toll from Greater Noida to Agra?
A: No. ₹140 is the listed charge for the Agra toll section for a car. The complete journey may include charges for other sections.
Q2: What is the return charge for a car?
A: An eligible return through the Agra section within 24 hours is approximately ₹225. The final FASTag deduction may vary slightly according to the operator’s calculation.
Q3: Is Agra Toll Plaza the same as Kuberpur Toll Plaza?
A: Yes. Travellers commonly use the names Kuberpur Toll Plaza and Rahan Kalan Toll Plaza for the Agra-end toll facility on the Yamuna Expressway.
Q4: Do motorcycles pay toll at Agra Toll Plaza?
A: Yes. Unlike most NHAI toll plazas, motorcycles and three-wheelers are charged on the Yamuna Expressway. The listed single-journey Agra-section rate is ₹70.
Q5: Is the plaza on the Agra–Lucknow Expressway?
A: No. Agra Toll Plaza is on the Yamuna Expressway. The Agra–Lucknow Expressway has a separate entry point and toll system.
Q6: What should I do if the wrong FASTag amount is deducted?
A: Save the FASTag transaction message and note the vehicle number, time, direction and plaza name. Raise a dispute with the FASTag-issuing bank and contact the expressway control room when necessary.
