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Ahmedabad-Vadodara Expressway

India's first concrete expressway connecting Gujarat's two major cities - Ahmedabad and Vadodara.

1 State 5 Toll Plazas 2000
93 km
Length
6
Lanes
100 km/h
Speed Limit
5
Toll Plazas

Data Verification Notice

Information provided is for reference only. Toll rates, completion dates, and operational status are subject to change. Please verify critical details with NHAI or MoRTH before travel.

Overview

Expressway Details

Number of Lanes
6 Lanes
Speed Limit
100 km/h
Status
Operational
Completion
2005

Project Information

Project Cost
₹1,485 crore
Launch Year
2000
Route
Ahmedabad → Vadodara
Toll Plazas
5 Plazas

States Covered (1)

Gujarat

Key Features & Infrastructure

  • India's first concrete expressway
  • Access controlled with 6 lanes
  • Electronic toll collection system
  • 24/7 traffic monitoring and emergency services
  • Service roads along the entire length
  • Diverted traffic from NH-8 highway

Services & Amenities

Modern facilities and services available along the expressway for a comfortable journey.

Fuel stations
Food courts
Rest areas
Medical facilities

Key Benefits & Impact

  • Reduced travel time from 3 hours to 1 hour
  • Boosted industrial growth in Gujarat
  • Enhanced connectivity for dairy and chemical industries
  • Reduced accidents by 40% compared to old highway
  • Major economic corridor for western India

Key Statistics

daily Traffic
55,000+ vehicles
travel Time
1 hour (reduced from 3)
accident Reduction
40% safer than NH-8
economic Impact
₹5,000 crore logistics savings

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Ahmedabad-Vadodara Expressway

A: This is India's first concrete expressway, built with 30-40 year lifespan concrete pavement compared to 10-15 years for asphalt roads. It revolutionized expressway construction standards in India when it opened in 2005.

A: The 93 km journey now takes just 1 hour compared to 3 hours on the old NH-8. The access-controlled 6-lane expressway allows smooth, high-speed travel at 100 km/h.

A: Toll charges for cars are approximately ₹150-180 for one-way travel. There are 5 toll plazas with electronic toll collection. Commercial vehicles have different rates based on axle count.

A: Concrete roads require less maintenance, have longer lifespan (30-40 years), provide better fuel efficiency due to rigid surface, and are more resistant to monsoon damage compared to bitumen roads.

A: Yes, the expressway has multiple fuel stations, restaurants, and rest areas. Major facilities include food courts, clean restrooms, ATMs, and medical aid centers at strategic locations.

A: The expressway has boosted industrial growth by reducing logistics costs by ₹5,000 crore annually. It has enhanced connectivity for Gujarat's dairy, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries, making the state more competitive.

Need More Information?

For specific queries about Ahmedabad-Vadodara Expressway, contact NHAI at 1033 (24/7 helpline) or visit the official NHAI website for real-time traffic updates and toll information.