Delhi–Mumbai Expressway Speed Limits: AI Radar Traps, Fines & 2-Wheeler Ban
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Official Speed Limits by Vehicle Class
Under gazette notifications issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) and the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway (NE-4) is engineered as India’s premier 120 km/h access-controlled greenfield corridor. High-precision point-to-point speed cameras calculate vehicle velocities between gantries.
Driving below 40 km/h in high-speed overtaking lanes is also strictly prohibited and penalised to prevent rear-end collisions from high-speed differential traffic.
| Vehicle Category | Permitted Speed Limit | Assigned Carriageway Lane | Enforcement Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Cars, Sedans, SUVs | 120 km/h | Rightmost & Center Lanes (Lanes 3 & 4) | AI Laser Speed Radars & ANPR Gantries |
| Heavy Commercial Vehicles (Buses/Trucks) | 80 km/h | Leftmost Commercial Lanes (Lanes 1 & 2) | Gantry Weight & Velocity Sensors |
| Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) | 90 km/h | Middle Lanes | ANPR Speed Calculation |
| 2-Wheelers & Auto-Rickshaws | PROHIBITED | Banned from Main Carriageway | Automatic ₹2,000 Fine & Entry Rejection |
Strict Prohibition on 2-Wheelers, 3-Wheelers and Tractors
Pursuant to Section 115 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, motorcycles, motorized scooters, three-wheeler auto-rickshaws, and non-motorized vehicles are strictly prohibited from entering NE-4. NHAI toll plazas at Sohna, Dausa, and Sawai Madhopur feature barrier-controlled camera gates that flag and reject prohibited vehicle entries automatically.
Commuters traveling on two-wheelers must use the parallel conventional state and national highway networks (such as Old NH 48 or state highways).
Section-by-Section Radar Trap Waypoints
Automated electronic gantries monitor vehicle behavior across all open operational stretches. Motorists must adhere strictly to posted variable message signs (VMS).
| Corridor Section | Milestone | Active Camera Traps | Special Speed Advisory |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sohna to Khalilpur Interchange | KM 0 to KM 35 | Dual Gantry Speed Radars | 120 km/h (Strict lane discipline near exits) |
| Khalilpur to Hilalpur (Mewat) | KM 35 to KM 85 | Point-to-Point Velocity Loop | 120 km/h (Wind gust advisory) |
| Alwar (Barkapara) Interchange | KM 110 to KM 145 | Laser Sensor Mast | 120 km/h (Animal crossing caution zone) |
| Dausa to Lalsot (Rajasthan) | KM 180 to KM 240 | Triple Camera Array | 120 km/h (Sharp exit deceleration ramps 40 km/h) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Verified statutory answers sourced from NHAI, MoRTH, and regional transport notifications.
What is the fine for driving 130 km/h on Delhi–Mumbai Expressway? ▾
Are bikes allowed on any section of the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway? ▾
How does point-to-point average speed calculation work? ▾
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