The record
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- The National Highways Authority of India has revised toll charges at the Kaniminike and Sheshagirihalli toll plazas on the Bengaluru-Nidaghatta section of the Bengaluru-Mysuru highway (NH-275), effective July 21, 2026.
- This is the second hike in just over three months, following the annual revision on April 1, 2026.
- Cars and light motor vehicles will now pay ₹185 for a single journey, up from ₹180, with the monthly pass rising from ₹5,940 to ₹6,100, while rates for trucks, buses and other vehicle categories have also gone up.
- The local monthly pass for eligible residents within 20 km remains unchanged at ₹360, and NHAI says the rates apply for the 2026-27 financial year.
What to watch next
- Whether further toll revisions are announced on other Bengaluru-area highway stretches, such as Bengaluru-Nelamangala and Bengaluru-Kolar
- Commuter response to the repeated hikes and any demands for improved maintenance and facilities
- Application of the new rates for the full 2026-27 financial year under the Hybrid Annuity Model arrangement
Why it matters3
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- Daily commuters on Bengaluru-Mysuru corridor increased travel cost· immediate
- Logistics and freight operators using NH-275 increased operational cost· days
- NHAI / Concessionaire revenue stream increase in toll revenue· weeks
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Named India · Bengaluru · Bengaluru-Mysuru access-controlled highway · Bengaluru South · Bengaluru Urban · Kaniminike · Kaniminike Toll Plaza · Manoj Prasad · Mysuru · National Highways Authority of India · NH-275 · Nidaghatta · R.R. Nagar
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