Bengaluru, June 28 -- Starting July 1, 2025, commuters on the Bengaluru Elevated Expressway, which runs from Central Silk Board to Electronics City and further toward Attibele near the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border, will need to pay higher tolls. The revised rates are based on inflation-linked adjustments using the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) as of March 31, 2025, The News Minute reported.

The hike affects both the elevated portion (8.765 km to 18.750 km) and the ground-level stretch extending 33.130 km up to Attibele, the report stated.

Under the new toll structure, cars, jeeps, and vans will now pay Rs.65 for a one-way trip, Rs.95 for a same-day return, and Rs.1,885 for a monthly pass, according to the report.

Two-wheelers, allowed onl...