Rohad Toll Plaza is an important toll collection point on National Highway 9 in Haryana. It serves vehicles travelling between Delhi, Bahadurgarh, Sampla, Rohtak, Hisar and other destinations in western Haryana. The road was formerly numbered NH 10, so older documents and navigation listings may still describe it as the Delhi–Rohtak NH 10 corridor.
The plaza is located near Rohad village, close to Sampla, on the western side of Bahadurgarh. It forms part of the Delhi–Haryana border-to-Rohtak highway section, including the Bahadurgarh and Rohtak bypasses. The route carries private cars, Haryana Roadways buses, interstate coaches and substantial commercial traffic.
Rohad Toll Plaza Quick Overview
| Particular | Details |
| Official name | Rohad Fee Plaza |
| Common names | Rohad Toll Plaza and Sampla Toll Plaza |
| Location | Rohad, near Sampla, Haryana |
| Tehsil | Bahadurgarh |
| District | Jhajjar |
| Current highway number | NH 9 |
| Former highway number | NH 10 |
| Highway section | Delhi–Haryana border to Rohtak |
| Toll-plaza chainage | Km 52.460 |
| Tollable distance | Approximately 63.490 km |
| Toll-plaza code | 239400 |
| Project type | Public-funded |
| Project lanes | 6 |
| Toll lanes | 10 |
| Payment method | FASTag and approved digital modes |
| Highway helpline | 1033 |
| PIN code | 124501 |
| Approximate coordinates | 28.754563, 76.795216 |
NHAI places Rohad Fee Plaza at kilometre 52.460 on the Delhi–Rohtak highway project. Current toll information lists ten toll lanes and a tollable distance of approximately 63.49 kilometres.
Rohad Toll Plaza Rates
The following toll charges became effective on July 16, 2026, and are listed as valid until March 31, 2027. The return tariff normally applies when the second crossing is completed within 24 hours of the first journey.
| Vehicle category | Single journey | Return journey | Monthly pass |
| Car, jeep or van | ₹140 | ₹210 | ₹4,630 |
| Light commercial vehicle or minibus | ₹225 | ₹335 | ₹7,485 |
| Bus or two-axle truck | ₹470 | ₹705 | ₹15,680 |
| Commercial vehicle with up to three axles | ₹515 | ₹770 | ₹17,105 |
| Four-to-six-axle vehicle | ₹740 | ₹1,105 | ₹24,585 |
| Heavy construction or earth-moving equipment | ₹740 | ₹1,105 | ₹24,585 |
| Vehicle with seven or more axles | ₹900 | ₹1,345 | ₹29,930 |
A car, jeep or van currently pays ₹140 for a single journey and ₹210 for an eligible return journey. Separate reduced rates are listed for qualifying local commercial vehicles, including ₹70 for the car or van category. Drivers should treat the toll displayed at the plaza and the final FASTag deduction as the applicable amount on the journey date.
Local Monthly Pass
A person residing within 20 kilometres of Rohad Toll Plaza may qualify for a concessional monthly pass for a privately owned, non-commercial vehicle. The prescribed local-pass charge for the 2026–27 financial year is ₹360 per month.
Applicants may be asked to provide:
- Vehicle registration certificate
- Proof of residential address
- Aadhaar card or another identity document
- Active FASTag linked to the vehicle
- Registered mobile number
- Recent photograph, when required
The concession is linked to an eligible resident and a particular vehicle. A Haryana or Jhajjar registration number alone does not automatically activate the pass. Older local arrangements involving nearby villages should also not be assumed to remain valid without current verification from the plaza office.
Address and Exact Location
The commonly used address is: Rohad Toll Plaza, NH 9, Delhi–Rohtak Road, VPO Rohad, near Sampla, Bahadurgarh Tehsil, Jhajjar District, Haryana 124501.
The plaza is located between Bahadurgarh and Sampla, close to the 52–53 kilometre point on the Delhi–Rohtak highway. The approximate coordinates are 28.754563 latitude and 76.795216 longitude.
Directions to Rohad Toll Plaza
1. From Delhi
Travel west towards Peeragarhi, Mundka and Tikri Border. Continue on NH 9 through Bahadurgarh in the direction of Rohtak and Hisar. Remain on the main highway after passing the Bahadurgarh bypass to reach Rohad Toll Plaza.
2. From Bahadurgarh
Join NH 9 towards Sampla and Rohtak. Continue west through the bypass corridor. The plaza appears near Rohad before reaching central Sampla.
3. From Rohtak
Travel east on NH 9 towards Sampla, Bahadurgarh and Delhi. Use the Rohtak bypass where applicable and continue towards Rohad. Follow the overhead lane signs while approaching the toll booths.
4. From Hisar
Travel east towards Hansi and Rohtak. Continue through the Rohtak bypass and remain on NH 9 towards Delhi. The plaza is reached after travelling beyond the Sampla side.
5. From Jhajjar
Use the suitable connecting road towards Bahadurgarh, Sampla or NH 9, depending on the starting point. Join the highway legally and follow signs for Rohtak or Delhi. Live navigation is useful because local-road conditions may affect the best approach.
NH 9 provides a six-lane connection between Delhi and Rohtak, including bypass sections that allow through-traffic to avoid central Rohtak.
FASTag and Payment Information
FASTag is the standard payment method at Rohad Toll Plaza. Before travelling, drivers should make sure that the tag is active, properly fixed to the windscreen and linked to the correct registration number.
Keep sufficient balance and verify the vehicle category stored in the FASTag account. An incorrectly classified or damaged tag may lead to a failed transaction or higher deduction. The listed support numbers include 7056300802 for ambulance assistance, 9351221260 for crane service and 9138384221 for route patrol.
Traffic and Travel Tips
Rohad Toll Plaza handles regular commuter, bus and freight traffic between Delhi and western Haryana. Traffic can increase during weekday mornings, evening office hours, weekends, festival travel and periods when restrictions are imposed near the Delhi border.
Choose the correct lane early and avoid sudden lane changes near the booths. Keep a safe distance from trucks and buses, particularly at night or during foggy winter conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is Rohad Toll Plaza also called Sampla Toll Plaza?
A: Yes. Many travellers call it Sampla Toll Plaza because Sampla is the nearest widely recognised town. Its official NHAI name is Rohad Fee Plaza.
Q2: Are motorcycles charged at Rohad Toll Plaza?
A: No. Two-wheelers are generally exempt from user fees at National Highway toll plazas. Riders should use the marked passage and follow the directions displayed at the plaza.
Q3: Can the FASTag Annual Pass be used at Rohad?
A: The Annual Pass is available for eligible private, non-commercial cars, jeeps and vans at covered NHAI plazas. It costs ₹3,075 for 2026–27 and remains valid for one year or 200 covered crossings, whichever occurs first. Rohad’s current eligibility should be checked using the vehicle number on RajmargYatra before purchase.
Q4: Does a return journey count as one or two Annual Pass crossings?
A: At a point-based toll plaza such as Rohad, each passage through the plaza counts separately. An outward journey and a later return normally use two of the 200 Annual Pass crossings.
Q5: What should I do if the wrong toll is deducted?
A: Save the FASTag transaction message and note the crossing time, vehicle number and deducted amount. Raise a dispute with the FASTag-issuing bank. Unresolved toll complaints or highway emergencies can also be reported through 1033.
