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Atal Setu (MTHL) Regulations: Toll Rates, Speed Limits & Vehicle Restrictions

One-Way Car Toll ₹250 (FASTag Only)
24-Hour Return Pass ₹375 (33% Savings)
Bridge Speed Limit 100 km/h (Main Deck)
Banned Vehicles 2-Wheelers, Autos, Tractors
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Official FASTag Toll Tariff Structure

The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri–Nhava Sheva Atal Setu), built by MMRDA, is India’s longest sea bridge at 21.8 km. Electronic toll collection is 100% cashless through Open Road Tolling (ORT) gantries.

Vehicles without a functional FASTag are charged double the standard fee under statutory NHAI and state toll notifications.

Vehicle Category Single Trip Toll (₹) Return Trip (24 Hrs) (₹) Daily Pass (₹) Monthly Pass (₹)
Car, Jeep, SUV, Van (LMV) ₹250 ₹375 ₹625 ₹12,500
Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) / Minibus ₹400 ₹600 ₹1,000 ₹20,000
2-Axle Heavy Bus / Truck ₹830 ₹1,245 ₹2,075 ₹41,500
3-Axle Commercial Vehicles ₹905 ₹1,360 ₹2,260 ₹45,250
Multi-Axle Construction Vehicles (4 to 6 Axles) ₹1,300 ₹1,950 ₹3,250 ₹65,000

Strict Ban on Two-Wheelers and Three-Wheelers

Under orders issued by the Mumbai Police Commissioner and Maharashtra Highway Police, motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, auto-rickshaws, and three-wheeler tempos are strictly barred from Atal Setu.

Because the bridge stands up to 25 meters above the Arabian Sea, intense sea crosswinds (often exceeding 45 km/h) pose catastrophic stability risks for lightweight two- and three-wheelers. Animal carts, handcarts, and bicycles are also prohibited.

Speed Limit Regulations & Wind Radar Controls

The main bridge deck is equipped with an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) and thermal night-vision speed cameras.

Zone on Atal Setu Speed Limit Surveillance System Fine for Overspeeding
Main 6-Lane Open Sea Bridge Deck 100 km/h (Cars) / 80 km/h (Trucks) PTZ High-Speed AI Cameras ₹2,000 (MVA Sec 112)
Sewri & Chirle Approach Ramps 40 km/h Ramp Curve Radar Sensors ₹2,000
Severe Cyclone / High-Wind Alert Mode Dynamic (40–60 km/h via VMS) Automated Wind Anemometers Mandatory Speed Compliance
Stopping / Selfie Halts on Bridge STRICTLY FORBIDDEN (0 km/h) 24/7 CCTV Drone & Patrols ₹1,500 + FIR for Public Hazard
❓ Driving FAQs & Regulations

Frequently Asked Questions

Verified statutory answers sourced from NHAI, MoRTH, and regional transport notifications.

Are electric vehicles (EVs) exempt from toll on Atal Setu? ▾
State government notifications have proposed selective public transport and EV exemptions, but standard private passenger electric cars currently pay standard FASTag toll rates.
Can motorists stop on Atal Setu to take photos? ▾
No. Halting, parking, or exiting vehicles on the bridge deck to take selfies or photos is strictly illegal and subject to immediate camera challans and vehicle towing.
What is the emergency helpline on Atal Setu? ▾
In case of breakdown or medical emergency on the sea bridge, motorists can press the nearest SOS emergency booth or call the MMRDA control room helpline at 1800-22-2024.

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