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5677 GI/202 4 (1)
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II —Section 3 —Sub-section ( ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 3472] NEW DELHI, WEDNE SDAY , SEPTEMBER 4, 2024 /BHADRA 13, 194 6
CG-DL-E-05092024-256930
(1) (2)
चैनेज किमी 84.180 पर 46.665 चार अथवा अधिि
िा 100 %
किमी 132.730 पर 64.543 चार अथवा अधिि
िा 100 %
77+350 3.61 39.95 चार अथवा
िा 150 %
100 %
पर उल् लखखत आिार िरों िा
100 %
MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 3rd September , 2024
S.O. 3802 (E).— Whereas by notification of the Government of India in the
erstwhile Ministry of Road Transport and Highways S.O. 4203 (E) dated 11th October, 2021
issued under section 5 of the National Highways Act, 1956 (48 of 1956), the Central
Government has entrusted the stretch the National Hi ghway 08 (New NH -58) [excluding
from Km. 364.000 to Km. 396.000 (Kishangarh to Ajmer section), from Km. 0.00 to Km.
59.00 and from Km. 263.500 to Km. 388.000 (Ajmer –Udaipur section) and from Km.
177.000to Km. 260.100 (Gomti ka Ch auraha –Udaipur section)] in the State of Rajasthan to
State Government of Rajasthan.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 7 of the National
Highways Act, 1956 (48 of 1956), read with rule 3 of the National Highways Fee
(Determination of Rates and Collection ) Rules, 2008 (hereinafter referred to as the said
“Rules”), and in supersession to Notification published vide S.O. 1632(E) dated 8th July,
2010, the Central Government, hereby levies the fee at rate specified in columns (2)
(hereinafter referred to as “ base rate”) of Table 1 for net road section length of 111. 208
km and for equivalent structures length (>60 m length) of 2.37 km (having length of 0.237
km) for use of four or more lane section and one -fifty percent of the base rate for four
lane with paved shoulder bypasses having length of 3.61 km costing rupees ten crores or
more for on the type of vehicles specified in column (1) below for use of four lane with
paved shoulder of Beawar -Gomti section from design chainage km 58.245 to km 173.30 of
NH-08 (n ew NH -58) in the State of Rajasthan and authoris es the Nat ional Highways
Authority of India to collect, either through its officials or through a contractor, the said
fee, namely : -
Table -1
Type of Vehicles Base rate of fee per km for the
base year 200 7-08
(in Rupees)
(2) (3)
Car, Jeep, Van or Light Motor Vehicle 0.65
Light Commercial Vehicle, Light Goods Vehicle or
Mini Bus 1.05
Bus or Truck (Two Axles) 2.20
Three -axle commercial vehicles 2.40
Heavy Construction Machinery (HCM) or Earth Moving
Equipment (EME) or Multi Axle Vehicle (MAV) (four to
six axles) 3.45
Oversized Vehicles (seven or more axles) 4.20
1. The fee levied and collected hereunder shall be due and payable at the Fee Toll Plaza
for net road length specified for such Fee Tol l Plaza (s) namely: -
Table -2
Location of Toll Plaza
(Design chainage) Length (in km) for
which fee is payable Rate at which fee is payable
At km. 84.180 design chainage of
NH-08 (New NH -58) near Bagliya in
Beawar district of State Rajasthan 46.665 100% of four or more lane, of the
base rates mentioned in Table -1
above
At km. 132.730 design chainage of
NH-08 (New NH -58) near Baggar in
Rajasmand district of State
Rajasthan 64.543 100% of four or more lane, of the
base rates mentioned in Table -1
above
2. In addition to above, the following fee shall also be due and payable for the use of
the bypasses costing Rs. 10 crore or more, at the following Fee Toll Plaza, for net
bypass length specified for such Toll Plaza: -
Table -3
Location of Toll
Plaza (chainage) Name of
the Bypass Taking Off Merging at Length & Cost of
bypasses for which
additional fee is
payable Rate at which fee
is payable
Length
(km) Cost
(Cr.)
At km. 84.180 design
chainage of NH -08 Jawaja
Bypass Design Ch.
Km 73+740 Design Ch.
Km 77+350 3.61 39.95 150% for four or
more lane, of the
(New NH -58) near
Bagliya in Beawar
district of State
Rajasthan base rates
mentioned in
Table -1 above
3. In addition to above, the following fee shall also be due and payable for the use o f
the following structures having length more than 60 m at the following toll plaza(s), by
converting the length of structures into an equivalent length of highway by multiplying
the length of such structures by an equalis ation factor of 10: -
Table -4
Location of Fee Plaza
(Chainage) Length of structures (in
km) to be converted into
equivalent road length Equivalent
road length (in
km) Rate at which fee is
payable
At km. 84.180 design
chainage of NH -08 (New NH -
58) near Bagliya in Beawar
district of Sta te Rajasthan
0.080*
0.800
100% of four and more
lanes with paved
shoulders, of the base
rates mentioned in Table -1
above
At km. 132.730 design
chainage of NH -08 (New NH -
58) near Baggar in
Rajasmand district of State
Rajasthan 0.157** 1.57 100% of four and more
lanes with paved
shoulders, of the base
rates mentioned in Table -1
above
Total 2.37
* The details of structures (> 60 m length) are as under: -
S.No. Start
Chainage
(at km) End
Chainage
(at km) Type of
structure Name of the
Structur e Total length (in
Km)
(i) 106.300 106.380 Flyover PSC box girder 0.080
** The details of structures (> 60 m length) are as under: -
S.No. Start
Chainage
(at km) End
Chainage
(at km) Type of
structure Name of the
Structure Total length (In
Km)
(i) 138+400 138+480 Major
Bridge PSC box girder 0.080
(ii) 138+698 138+775 ROB PSC box girder 0.077
Total length of structure 0.157
4. The rate of monthly pass for a person who owns a mechanical vehicle registered
for non -commercial purposes and re sides within a distance of twenty kilometers from
the toll plaza is Rs.340 (Three Hundred and Forty Rupees Only) for the year 2024 -25
and is subject to revision every year as per the provisions of the said rules.
5. For multiple journeys on the highway section, passes shall be issued at the
following rates, namely: -
Table -5
Amount Payable Maximum number of
one-way journeys
allowed Period of validity
One and half times of the fee
for one way journey Two Twenty -four hours from
the time of payment
Two-third of amount of the
fee payable for fifty single
journeys Fifty One month from date of
payment
6. Fee for commercial vehicle (excluding vehicles plying under National permit)
registered in the district where the fee plaza falls shall be 50% of the prescribed rate
for that category of vehicle provided no service road or alternative road is available for
use of such commercial vehicles.
7. The driver or owner or a person in -charge of a mechanical vehicle which is loaded
in excess of permissible lo ad specified for its category, shall be liable to pay fee for
entering the overloaded vehicle on the National Highway to the fee collecting agency,
equal to the fee specified in sub -rule 1A of rule 10 of the said rules, and shall not be
entitled to make us e of the highway section unless the excess load has been removed
from such mechanical vehicle.
8. All defini tions including category of mechanical vehicles, its permissible load,
category of exempted vehicles, service road, alternative road etc. shall be as per
definitions specified in the rules.
9. The fee rates shall be displayed for information of the users in accordance with
rules 12 of the said rules.
10. Based on the Base rate of fee per km for the base year 2007 -08 as mentioned in
Table -1 above , the actual amount of fee to be charged from the mechanical vehicles
and the discounts will be calculated by the National Highways Authority of India on the
basis of the completed length of the section and revised annually in accordance with
the rule 5 of the said rules and the same shall be published in at least one newspaper,
each in English and vernacular language accordingly.
11. The estimated capital cost of the project is Rupees 565.74 crores. The capital
cost is subject to variation as the activit ies of land acquisition, utility shifting, tree
cutting, etc. are yet to be completed. The National Highways Authority of India shall
maintain a record of the recovery of capital cost through user fee realised.
[F. No. NH-12014/10/2020 -RO Jaipur -Part(1 ) /E-237083]
SUMAN PRASAD SINGH , Jt. Secy.
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