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Maharashtra Waives Highway Tolls for Ganeshotsav 2026 Travellers

Maharashtra Waives Highway Tolls for Ganeshotsav 2026 Travellers
Maharashtra Ganeshotsav 2026: Devotees travelling to Konkan don't need to pay toll on major highways · businesstoday.in

People travelling to Konkan for Ganeshotsav 2026 will not have to pay tolls on several important roads.

The toll waiver includes parts of the Mumbai-Bengaluru and Mumbai-Goa national highways.

It also includes some roads run by Maharashtra agencies and the Atal Setu.

Travellers must first get a special pass.

The pass will show the words “Ganeshotsav 2026 Konkan Darshan,” the vehicle number and the driver’s name.

People can get the pass for free from police and transport offices.

The same pass can be used when returning from Konkan.

State transport buses travelling to the festival will also receive the benefit.

Key facts

Festival dates
Ganeshotsav 2026 begins September 14 and continues for 10 days.
Covered highway
Mumbai-Bengaluru National Highway, or NH-48.
Covered highway
Mumbai-Goa National Highway, or NH-66.
Other covered routes
Selected Konkan-bound roads operated by the Public Works Department and Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation, plus the Atal Setu.
Required document
A free pass or sticker marked “Ganeshotsav 2026 Konkan Darshan,” with the vehicle registration number and driver’s name.
Pass locations
Police stations, traffic police posts and Regional Transport Office offices.
Return travel
The same pass will be valid for the journey back from Konkan.

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