Pakistan Motorway Toll Calculator
Estimate indicative toll charges for Pakistan motorways by vehicle type, plan round trips and multi-leg journeys, and add a fuel cost estimate for the whole trip.
1. Vehicle and travel direction
2. Trip legs (up to 3)
Rates shown are indicative one-way tolls for cars based on commonly published NHA rates. Confirm the latest rates before travel.
| # | Leg | One-way toll | Round trip toll | Remove |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No legs added yet. Select a motorway above and tap Add leg. | ||||
3. Fuel estimate (optional)
Trip cost summary
- Total toll (legs)
- Rs 0
- Estimated fuel cost
- Rs 0
- Total trip cost (toll + fuel)
- Rs 0
Disclaimer: All toll figures are indicative only and based on commonly published NHA car rates with approximate multipliers for larger vehicles. Actual tolls may differ by interchange, direction, and revisions. Fuel cost depends on traffic, load, road condition, and driving style.
How to use
- Select your vehicle type and choose one-way or round trip.
- Pick a motorway and tap Add leg. Repeat for up to 3 legs to plan a multi-leg journey.
- Optionally enter total distance, fuel price and mileage to add a fuel cost estimate.
- The summary card shows total toll, fuel cost and the combined trip cost.
Frequently asked questions
The indicative one-way toll for a car on M-2 Islamabad to Lahore is Rs 1,100 based on commonly published NHA rates. Tolls change over time, so confirm the latest rate before travel.
No. Cars pay the base rate, while larger vehicles pay more. This calculator uses approximate multipliers: wagons and coasters 1.5 times, buses 2.5 times, and trucks 4 times the car rate.
Yes. The calculator shows a round trip cost as 2 times the one-way toll for each leg, and you can add up to 3 legs to plan a complete multi-leg journey.
Yes. Enter the trip distance in km, the current fuel price per litre, and your vehicle mileage in km per litre. The calculator divides distance by mileage to get litres needed and multiplies by the fuel price.