Brijghat Toll Plaza is an important toll collection point on National Highway 9 in Hapur district, Uttar Pradesh. It serves vehicles travelling between Delhi, Ghaziabad, Pilkhuwa, Hapur, Garhmukteshwar, Gajraula, Amroha and Moradabad.
The toll plaza is located near Garhmukteshwar and the Brijghat Ganga area. It collects toll for the Hapur–Garhmukteshwar section of the Delhi–Moradabad highway corridor.
Older road signs, toll records and navigation applications may identify this highway as NH 24. Following the renumbering of National Highways, the Delhi–Hapur–Moradabad road is now officially part of NH 9.
Brijghat Toll Plaza Quick Overview
| Particular | Details |
| Official name | Brijghat Fee Plaza |
| Common name | Brijghat Toll Plaza |
| Location | Near Garhmukteshwar and Brijghat |
| Tehsil | Garhmukteshwar |
| District | Hapur |
| State | Uttar Pradesh |
| Current highway number | NH 9 |
| Former highway number | NH 24 |
| International road designation | Asian Highway 2 |
| Highway section | Hapur–Garhmukteshwar |
| Toll-plaza chainage | Km 80.500 |
| Current tollable distance | Approximately 48.558 km |
| Earlier listed tollable distance | 35 km |
| Toll-plaza code | 193001 |
| Project type | BOT Toll project |
| Commercial operation began | October 22, 2012 |
| Main payment method | FASTag |
| Toll control room | 8130007309 |
| National Highway helpline | 1033 |
| Approximate coordinates | 28.767149, 78.110043 |
| Nearest major town | Garhmukteshwar |
| NHAI project office | PIU Moradabad |
Older official records showed a tollable length of 35 kilometres. The latest 2026 plaza listing uses approximately 48.558 kilometres after changes to the tollable project section.
Brijghat Toll Plaza Rates
The following charges are applicable from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027.
| Vehicle category | Single journey | Return journey | Monthly pass |
| Car, jeep or van | ₹125 | ₹185 | ₹4,110 |
| Light commercial vehicle or minibus | ₹200 | ₹300 | ₹6,635 |
| Bus or two-axle truck | ₹415 | ₹625 | ₹13,905 |
| Commercial vehicle with up to three axles | ₹455 | ₹685 | ₹15,170 |
| Four-to-six-axle vehicle | ₹655 | ₹980 | ₹21,805 |
| Heavy construction or earth-moving equipment | ₹655 | ₹980 | ₹21,805 |
| Vehicle with seven or more axles | ₹795 | ₹1,195 | ₹26,545 |
A car, jeep or van pays ₹125 for one crossing through Brijghat Toll Plaza.
An eligible outward and return journey costs ₹185 when the second crossing is completed within 24 hours using the same FASTag.
The standard ₹4,110 monthly pass is intended for frequent car users. It is different from the concessional pass provided to eligible residents living close to the toll plaza.
Single and Return-Journey Charges Explained
The ₹125 car rate applies to one passage through Brijghat Toll Plaza.
The ₹185 return rate covers one outward crossing and one eligible return crossing. It does not mean that ₹185 is charged separately during both passages.
A normal FASTag deduction may appear as:
- First crossing: ₹125
- Eligible return crossing: ₹60
- Total charge for both crossings: ₹185
The same active FASTag should be used during both journeys.
If the vehicle returns after the permitted 24-hour period, the second passage may be treated as another single journey and charged ₹125.
Drivers should retain both FASTag transaction messages until their return journey has been completed.
Local Commercial Vehicle Rates
Reduced toll charges are listed for qualifying commercial vehicles registered within the district where Brijghat Toll Plaza is located.
| Vehicle category | Local commercial rate |
| Commercial car, jeep or van | ₹60 |
| Light commercial vehicle or minibus | ₹100 |
| Bus or two-axle truck | ₹210 |
| Commercial vehicle with up to three axles | ₹230 |
| Four-to-six-axle vehicle | ₹325 |
| Heavy construction or earth-moving equipment | ₹325 |
| Vehicle with seven or more axles | ₹400 |
A vehicle carrying a Hapur district registration number may not receive the concession automatically.
The vehicle owner may be required to provide:
- Vehicle registration certificate
- Valid commercial permit
- Registered business or residential-address proof
- Active FASTag linked to the vehicle
- Proof of regular local operation
- Completed concession application
- Any additional document requested by the toll office
The approved rate is normally linked to the particular vehicle and FASTag after document verification.
Local Resident Monthly Pass
A person living within 20 kilometres of Brijghat 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 provide:
- 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 applicant’s residence is within the prescribed 20-kilometre distance.
The pass is linked to one resident, vehicle and FASTag. Merely owning a vehicle registered in Hapur district does not automatically activate the concession.
Address and Exact Location
The commonly used address is: Brijghat Toll Plaza, NH 9, near Garhmukteshwar, Hapur District, Uttar Pradesh 245205.
The approximate coordinates are:
- Latitude: 28.767149
- Longitude: 78.110043
Directions to Brijghat Toll Plaza
1. From Delhi
Join NH 9 through Ghaziabad and travel towards Pilkhuwa, Hapur, Garhmukteshwar and Moradabad.
Continue beyond Hapur on the Moradabad-bound carriageway. Follow the signs towards Garhmukteshwar and Brijghat.
A Delhi-to-Moradabad journey may cross Chhajarsi, Brijghat and Joya toll plazas, depending on the exact entry point and route used.
2. From Ghaziabad
Travel east on NH 9 towards Pilkhuwa, Hapur and Moradabad.
Continue beyond Pilkhuwa and Hapur. Brijghat Toll Plaza is reached near the Garhmukteshwar and Ganga bridge corridor.
3. From Hapur
Join NH 9 and travel east towards Garhmukteshwar, Brijghat, Gajraula and Moradabad.
Continue on the main Moradabad-bound carriageway. The toll plaza is located approximately 35 kilometres from the Hapur-side area.
4. From Garhmukteshwar
Use an authorised local road connection to join NH 9.
Drivers travelling towards Gajraula and Moradabad should use the eastbound carriageway. Vehicles travelling towards Hapur, Ghaziabad or Delhi should use the westbound side.
Whether a short local journey crosses the toll plaza depends on the highway entry point and destination.
5. From Gajraula
Travel west on NH 9 towards Brijghat, Garhmukteshwar, Hapur and Delhi.
Continue towards the Ganga bridge and Brijghat area. Follow the toll-lane signs while approaching the plaza.
6. From Moradabad
Travel west on NH 9 through Pakbara, Joya, Amroha-side connections and Gajraula.
Continue towards Brijghat, Garhmukteshwar and Hapur. The journey generally crosses Joya Toll Plaza before reaching Brijghat.
7. From Amroha
Use the appropriate road towards Joya or Gajraula and join NH 9.
Continue west towards Brijghat and Garhmukteshwar. The exact number of toll deductions depends on where the vehicle enters NH 9.
8. From Meerut
Travel towards Hapur using the most suitable connecting road.
From Hapur, join NH 9 towards Garhmukteshwar and Moradabad. Continue east until the signs for Brijghat Toll Plaza appear.
Brijghat, Chhajarsi and Joya Toll Plazas Are Different
Brijghat, Chhajarsi and Joya are three separate toll plazas on different portions of the Delhi–Moradabad corridor.
Chhajarsi Toll Plaza is located closer to Pilkhuwa on the Delhi–Hapur section.
Brijghat Toll Plaza is located near Garhmukteshwar on the Hapur–Garhmukteshwar section.
Joya Toll Plaza is situated farther east in Amroha district on the Hapur Bypass–Moradabad section.
A vehicle travelling from Delhi towards Moradabad may receive separate FASTag deductions at all three locations.
These deductions are not automatically duplicates because each plaza covers a different highway section.
Drivers should compare:
- Exact toll-plaza name
- Plaza code
- Transaction date and time
- Toll amount
- Direction of travel
- Highway entry and exit points
Brijghat Toll Plaza’s official FASTag code is 193001.
FASTag and Payment Information
FASTag is the standard toll-payment method at Brijghat Toll Plaza.
Before travelling, ensure that the FASTag:
- Is active and has sufficient balance
- Is correctly attached 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. The plaza handles buses, trucks and tourist vehicles, and following a large vehicle too closely may interfere with tag scanning.
The transaction message may display Brijghat, Brij Ghat or plaza code 193001.
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 is valid for one year from activation or 200 eligible toll-plaza crossings, whichever occurs first.
One passage through Brijghat Toll Plaza normally counts as one crossing. Passing through the plaza and later returning generally counts as two crossings.
Before relying on the Annual Pass, confirm that:
- Brijghat appears in the eligible-plaza list
- The vehicle is privately registered and non-commercial
- Its registered category is car, jeep or van
- The FASTag is active and linked to the full registration number
- The FASTag is properly attached 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
The current plaza listing does not show a dedicated public rest area or truck lay-by directly at Brijghat Toll Plaza.
Fuel stations, restaurants, hotels and other facilities are available around Garhmukteshwar, Brijghat and Gajraula. A static weighbridge is listed on the associated highway corridor.
| 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 | 8130007309 |
| Crane assistance | 8393963353 |
| Ambulance assistance | 8679423610 |
| Route-patrol assistance | 8679447172 |
| Concessionaire representative | 9557869417 |
| NHAI PIU Moradabad | 8130006256 |
When requesting assistance, provide:
- NH 9 as the highway number
- Direction of travel
- Nearest kilometre marker
- Nearby village, toll lane or Ganga bridge
- Vehicle registration number
- Nature of the emergency
Traffic and Safety Tips
Brijghat Toll Plaza may experience increased traffic during:
- Friday and Sunday travel periods
- Public holidays and long weekends
- Ganga bathing festivals
- Kartik Purnima
- Ganga Dussehra
- Amavasya and other religious occasions
- Kanwar travel periods
- Winter fog
- Heavy bus and truck movement
- Road repairs or diversions
Choose the correct lane early and avoid sudden lane changes near the toll booths.
The NH 9 corridor around Brijghat carries local pilgrims, pedestrians, buses, tractors, motorcycles and heavy commercial vehicles. Maintain additional distance and remain alert near the Ganga bridge and local junctions.
Winter fog can significantly reduce visibility. Reduce speed, use suitable lights and avoid stopping in an active highway lane.
During religious gatherings, follow police diversions and avoid parking on the highway shoulder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Why do some toll records show NH 24 instead of NH 9?
A: The Delhi–Hapur–Moradabad road was formerly numbered NH 24. It is now part of NH 9, although older toll systems and road signs may continue to display NH 24.
Q2: Will a Delhi-to-Moradabad journey cross three toll plazas?
A: It may cross Chhajarsi, Brijghat and Joya when the vehicle follows the main NH 9 route from Delhi. Each plaza covers a different highway section.
Q3: Why did FASTag deduct ₹125 first and ₹60 during the return?
A: The eligible car return rate is ₹185 in total. The system may deduct ₹125 during the first crossing and the remaining ₹60 when the vehicle returns within 24 hours using the same FASTag.
Q4: Do all vehicles visiting Brijghat Ganga Ghat have to pay this toll?
A: Not necessarily. It depends on the vehicle’s starting point, direction and highway access used. A local vehicle entering the Brijghat area from the same side of the plaza may reach the ghats without crossing it.
