Government Notification-Based Exemptions
- Toll exemptions are provided under the National Highways Fee Rules, 2008.
- Vehicles belonging to specific authorities or categories are eligible.
- A list of exempted categories is officially notified by the government.
- Exemptions apply to both central and state toll plazas.
- Proper documentation is mandatory to claim exemption at toll booths.
Identity Proof of the Vehicle Owner or Occupant
- A valid government-issued photo ID must be presented when seeking exemption.
- This includes Aadhaar card, driving license, or official ID cards.
- In the case of VIPs, personal staff must carry a copy of the identity proof.
- Identity documents must match the registration and purpose of travel.
- Verification is done by toll personnel before granting exemption.
Vehicle Registration Certificate (RC)
- The original or a copy of the RC is required for exemption verification.
- It must clearly state the type and ownership of the vehicle.
- Vehicles registered under government departments must be marked accordingly.
- Defense or paramilitary vehicles must carry official registration codes.
- The RC should not indicate any commercial use, unless specified.
Authorization Letters or Official Orders
- Vehicles claiming exemption for duty purposes must carry a work order.
- This includes letters from government departments or ministries.
- Medical emergency vehicles may need hospital or dispatch documentation.
- Letters must be recent, valid, and issued by competent authorities.
- They must clearly state the reason and duration of exemption.
Special Exemption Passes and Local Permits
- Monthly or annual exemption passes may be issued by toll authorities.
- Local residents near a toll plaza may carry residence proof for exemption.
- Such passes are issued with supporting ID and address documents.
- Farmers and essential service providers may also apply for temporary permits.
- All passes must be visibly displayed on the vehicle windshield.



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