Bangalore to Kannur Toll Charges for Car — ₹475 + ₹400 permit
What a toll-inclusive cab fare carries on the 316.4 km drive, per car — or take the lower fare and pay at the booth. Both are on every quote; this page is so you know before you choose.
Per car: with toll, without, and what the difference is
| Car | Pay at booth | Toll | Permit | Toll-inclusive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hatchback | ₹4,646 | ₹475 | ₹400 | ₹5,520 |
| Sedan | ₹4,646 | ₹475 | ₹400 | ₹5,520 |
| SUV Ertiga | ₹5,978 | ₹475 | ₹1,000 | ₹7,452 |
| SUV Carens | ₹6,310 | ₹475 | ₹1,000 | ₹7,786 |
| SUV Innova | ₹6,644 | ₹475 | ₹1,000 | ₹8,118 |
| SUV Innova (6+1) | ₹6,644 | ₹475 | ₹1,000 | ₹8,118 |
| SUV Innova (7+1) | ₹6,644 | ₹475 | ₹1,000 | ₹8,118 |
| SUV Innova Premium | ₹7,643 | ₹475 | ₹1,000 | ₹9,117 |
Fares are before 5% GST, which is added at payment. Waiting beyond the free window and parking are separate.
Toll-inclusive
Nothing is asked for on the road. The driver handles every plaza and the receipt is one number. The toll the fare carries is ₹475 for a hatchback, itemised on the quote.
Pay at the booth
A lower fare, and you pay each plaza as it comes, cash or FASTag. Same road, same driver; the toll simply is not in the fare. The Kerala permit is priced once either way.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the toll from Bangalore to Kannur for a car?+
A toll-inclusive Gaadix fare on this route carries ₹475 of toll for a hatchback. It is the amount the fare includes, itemised by the pricing engine, not a survey of plazas.
Is there a Kerala permit charge from Bangalore?+
Yes. Crossing from Karnataka into Kerala means a state permit, priced once for the trip at ₹400 and shown before you book — never settled at a checkpost.
Toll-inclusive or pay at the booth — which is cheaper?+
They come to the same money if the booth charges what the fare includes. Toll-inclusive means nothing is asked for on the road and the receipt is one number; pay-at-booth means a lower fare and cash or FASTag at each plaza. Both are shown on every quote; you choose.
