Mahuvan Toll Plaza is an important toll collection point on National Highway 19 in Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh. It serves vehicles travelling between Delhi, Faridabad, Palwal, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Farah and Agra through the traditional Delhi–Agra highway.
The plaza is situated near Mahuvan village and Farah, south of Mathura city. It should not be confused with toll points on the Yamuna Expressway, which follows a separate route between Greater Noida and Agra.
Older road signs, toll records and addresses may identify the highway as NH 2. Following the renumbering of National Highways, the Delhi–Mathura–Agra road is now part of NH 19.
Mahuvan Toll Plaza Quick Overview
| Particular | Details |
| Official name | Mahuvan Fee Plaza |
| Common name | Mahuvan Toll Plaza |
| Location | Near Mahuvan village and Farah |
| District | Mathura |
| State | Uttar Pradesh |
| Current highway number | NH 19 |
| Former highway number | NH 2 |
| Highway section | Delhi–Agra |
| Project subsection | Kosi–Agra section |
| Toll-plaza chainage | Km 164.000 |
| Current listed tollable distance | Approximately 69 km |
| Toll-plaza code | 62002 |
| Project type | BOT Toll project |
| Number of toll lanes | Sixteen |
| Commercial operation began | June 10, 2002 |
| Concessionaire | DA Toll Road Private Limited |
| Main payment methods | FASTag and approved digital modes |
| Toll control room | 8130006438 |
| National Highway helpline | 1033 |
| Nearest police station | Farah Police Station |
| NHAI project office | PIU Mathura |
Some older NHAI records show a tollable length of 89.750 kilometres. The latest accessible plaza listing uses approximately 69 kilometres after changes in the project’s toll arrangement.
Mahuvan Toll Plaza Rates
The following toll charges are applicable from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027.
| Vehicle category | Single journey | Return journey | Monthly pass |
| Car, jeep or van | ₹105 | ₹160 | ₹3,580 |
| Light commercial vehicle or minibus | ₹175 | ₹260 | ₹5,785 |
| Bus or two-axle truck | ₹365 | ₹545 | ₹12,125 |
| Commercial vehicle with up to three axles | ₹570 | ₹855 | ₹19,010 |
| Four-to-six-axle vehicle | ₹570 | ₹855 | ₹19,010 |
| Heavy construction or earth-moving equipment | ₹570 | ₹855 | ₹19,010 |
| Vehicle with seven or more axles | ₹695 | ₹1,040 | ₹23,145 |
A car, jeep or van pays ₹105 for one crossing. An eligible outward and return journey costs ₹160 when both crossings are completed within the permitted 24-hour period.
The standard ₹3,580 monthly pass is intended for frequent car users. It is different from the concessional pass available to qualifying residents living close to the toll plaza.
Single and Return-Journey Charges Explained
The ₹105 car rate applies to one crossing through Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
The ₹160 return rate covers one outward crossing and one eligible return crossing through the same plaza. It does not mean that ₹160 is charged separately in each direction.
The FASTag deduction may appear as:
- First crossing: ₹105
- Return crossing within 24 hours: ₹55
- Total charge for both crossings: ₹160
The same active FASTag should be used for both journeys.
When a vehicle returns after the permitted 24-hour period, the second passage may be treated as another single journey and charged ₹105.
Drivers should retain both transaction messages until the return journey has been completed.
Local Resident Monthly Pass
A person living within 20 kilometres of Mahuvan Toll Plaza may apply for a concessional monthly pass for a privately owned, non-commercial car, jeep or van.
The local monthly-pass charge for the 2026–27 financial year is:
₹360 per month
Applicants may be required to submit:
- Vehicle registration certificate
- Aadhaar card or another identity document
- Current residential-address proof
- Active FASTag linked to the vehicle
- Registered mobile number
- Recent photograph
- Completed local-pass application
The toll administration must verify that the residence is within the prescribed 20-kilometre distance.
The concession is linked to a particular resident, vehicle and FASTag. Owning a vehicle registered in Mathura district does not automatically activate the pass.
Local Commercial Vehicle Concession
The current Mahuvan tariff does not publish a separate reduced rate for commercial vehicles registered within Mathura district.
Owners of taxis, buses, minibuses and goods vehicles should not assume that a UP-85 registration number will automatically produce a discounted toll deduction.
Any special concession would depend on:
- Vehicle registration category
- Valid commercial permit
- Registered residential or business address
- Regular operating route
- FASTag details
- Terms of the toll agreement
- Approval from the toll administration
Commercial operators should contact the toll control room before applying or relying on a reduced rate.
Address and Exact Location
The commonly used address is: Mahuvan Toll Plaza, NH 19, Village Mahuvan, Post Farah, Mathura District, Uttar Pradesh 281122.
The plaza is located on the Delhi–Agra highway near Farah, between Mathura and Agra.
For accurate navigation, search for:
“Mahuvan Toll Plaza NH 19 Mathura”
or
“Mahuvan Toll Plaza Farah.”
Some navigation applications may display:
- Mahuvan Toll Plaza NH 2
- Mahuvan Toll Gate Farah
- Mahuvan Toll Plaza Mathura–Agra Road
- DA Toll Road Mahuvan Plaza
These names generally refer to the same facility.
Directions to Mahuvan Toll Plaza
1. From Mathura
Join NH 19 and travel south towards Farah and Agra.
Continue on the Agra-bound carriageway after leaving the Mathura urban area. Follow the signs for Farah and Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
A normal Mathura-to-Agra journey using NH 19 generally crosses Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
2. From Agra
Join NH 19 and travel north towards Farah, Mathura, Kosi Kalan and Delhi.
Continue beyond the northern Agra highway connections. Follow the toll-lane signs while approaching Mahuvan and Farah.
3. From Farah
Use an authorised local road to join NH 19.
Vehicles travelling towards Mathura and Delhi should use the northbound carriageway. Vehicles travelling towards Agra should use the southbound side.
Whether a short local journey crosses the plaza depends on the selected entry junction and destination.
4. From Vrindavan
Travel towards Mathura and join NH 19 through the appropriate highway connection.
Continue south towards Farah and Agra. A Vrindavan-to-Agra journey using NH 19 normally crosses Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
Navigation may offer the Yamuna Expressway as an alternative from some starting points, but that route uses a different toll system.
5. From Kosi Kalan
Travel south on NH 19 through Chhata and Mathura towards Agra.
Continue beyond Mathura towards Farah. The complete journey may cross another toll section before reaching Mahuvan, depending on the exact entry point.
6. From Delhi
Travel south through Faridabad, Palwal, Hodal, Kosi Kalan and Mathura using NH 19.
Continue towards Farah and Agra. A Delhi-to-Agra journey on NH 19 may cross both Karman and Mahuvan toll plazas.
Drivers choosing the Yamuna Expressway from Greater Noida will not normally cross Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
7. From Bharatpur
Use the appropriate road towards Mathura or Farah and join NH 19.
The exact route and requirement to cross Mahuvan Toll Plaza depend on the selected connection and destination.
Mahuvan and Karman Toll Plazas Are Different
Mahuvan Toll Plaza and Karman Toll Plaza are separate toll facilities on the Delhi–Agra highway corridor.
Karman Toll Plaza is located farther north near Hodal and the Haryana–Uttar Pradesh route. Mahuvan is situated farther south near Farah in Mathura district.
A vehicle travelling between Delhi and Agra through NH 19 may receive separate deductions at both plazas.
These deductions are not automatically duplicates because the plazas cover different highway portions.
Drivers should compare:
- Exact toll-plaza name
- Plaza code
- Transaction date and time
- Amount deducted
- Direction of travel
Mahuvan Toll Plaza’s FASTag code is 62002.
Mahuvan Toll Plaza and Yamuna Expressway Are Different
Mahuvan is located on NH 19, the traditional Delhi–Mathura–Agra highway.
The Yamuna Expressway is an access-controlled road connecting Greater Noida with Agra. It uses entry and exit toll points, including facilities near Jewar, Mathura and Agra.
A navigation application may offer either route:
- NH 19 through Palwal, Kosi Kalan, Mathura and Mahuvan
- Yamuna Expressway through Greater Noida and Jewar
A toll payment on the Yamuna Expressway does not cover Mahuvan, and a Mahuvan payment does not cover the expressway.
FASTag and Payment Information
FASTag is the standard payment method at Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
Before travelling, drivers should ensure that the FASTag:
- Is active and has sufficient balance
- Is properly fixed to the windscreen
- Is linked to the correct vehicle registration number
- Shows the correct vehicle category
- Has completed the required verification
- Is not damaged, suspended or blacklisted
Maintain sufficient distance from the vehicle ahead while entering the toll lane. Driving too close can prevent the scanner from correctly identifying each FASTag.
The transaction message may display Mahuvan, DA Toll Road or plaza code 62002.
An incorrect deduction can be reported through the FASTag-issuing bank, RajmargYatra or National Highway helpline 1033.
FASTag Annual Pass
The NHAI FASTag Annual Pass costs ₹3,075 for the 2026–27 financial year.
It is available for eligible privately registered, non-commercial cars, jeeps and vans. The pass remains valid for one year from activation or 200 eligible toll-plaza crossings, whichever occurs first.
One passage through Mahuvan Toll Plaza normally counts as one crossing. Travelling through the plaza and returning through it generally counts as two crossings.
Before relying on the pass, drivers should confirm that:
- Mahuvan Fee Plaza appears in the eligible-plaza list
- The vehicle is privately registered and non-commercial
- Its category is car, jeep or van
- The FASTag is active and linked to the full registration number
- The FASTag is properly fitted to the same vehicle
The Annual Pass is activated on the existing FASTag and cannot be transferred to another vehicle.
Highway Facilities and Emergency Contacts
Mahuvan Toll Plaza has a rest-area facility and a static weighbridge. Dedicated truck lay-bys are not clearly listed in the current plaza information.
| Service | Contact number |
| National Highway emergency assistance | 1033 |
| Highway emergency service | 1073 |
| National emergency number | 112 |
| Government ambulance | 108 |
| Medical emergency service | 102 |
| Toll control room | 8130006438 |
| Crane assistance | 7037939359, 6397268657 |
| Additional crane assistance | 7906890420, 7300894499 |
| Ambulance assistance | 9528051274, 8218270948 |
| Additional ambulance assistance | 8126243819, 8923179866 |
| Route-patrol assistance | 7217017328, 7217017329 |
| Farah Police Station | Contact local police control room |
| NHAI PIU Mathura | Confirm through 1033 |
Nearby medical facilities include hospitals around Farah, Mathura Refinery and the northern Agra area.
When requesting assistance, provide:
- NH 19 as the highway number
- Direction of travel
- Nearest kilometre marker
- Nearby village or landmark
- Vehicle registration number
- Nature of the emergency
Traffic and Safety Tips
Mahuvan Toll Plaza may experience increased traffic during:
- Weekends and long holidays
- Holi and Janmashtami travel
- Pilgrimage traffic towards Mathura and Vrindavan
- Tourist journeys to Agra
- Morning and evening bus movement
- Heavy commercial-vehicle traffic
- Winter fog
- Road repairs or diversions
Choose the correct toll lane early and avoid sudden lane changes near the booths.
Winter fog can considerably reduce visibility on the Mathura–Agra highway. Drivers should reduce speed, use suitable lights and maintain additional distance from trucks and buses.
Local vehicles, motorcycles and agricultural traffic may enter through village and service-road connections near Farah and Mahuvan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will a Mathura-to-Agra journey cross Mahuvan Toll Plaza?
A: Normally, yes. Vehicles following NH 19 from Mathura through Farah towards Agra generally cross Mahuvan Toll Plaza.
Q: Why does an old road sign show NH 2 instead of NH 19?
A: The Delhi–Mathura–Agra highway was formerly numbered NH 2. The same road is now part of NH 19, although older signs and toll records may continue to use NH 2.
Q: Why did FASTag deduct ₹105 first and ₹55 during the return?
A: The eligible car return rate is ₹160 in total. The system may deduct ₹105 during the first crossing and the remaining ₹55 when the vehicle returns within 24 hours using the same FASTag.
Q: Does a Yamuna Expressway toll payment cover Mahuvan Toll Plaza?
A: No. Mahuvan is on NH 19, while the Yamuna Expressway is a separate access-controlled road with its own entry and exit toll system.
