Devanahalli Tollway Pvt. Ltd.
PROJECT 06DTPL | KarnatakaBOT ConcessionAcquired: 2025

Devanahalli Tollway Pvt. Ltd.

Connecting Bengaluru with its northern gateway

LengthApprox. 22 km
Lanes6 Lanes
ConcessionBOT
Status100% Operational
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Devanahalli Tollway: Corridor Overview & Role

The Devanahalli–Bangalore corridor is a six-lane highway connecting Devanahalli with Bengaluru along one of Karnataka's most strategically important urban growth corridors.

The approximately 22 km stretch forms part of the Devanahalli–Hebbal section of NH7, now part of the broader NH44 network. The corridor provides a vital connection between Bengaluru, Devanahalli and the northern part of the metropolitan region. Cube's technical documentation identifies the project length as 22.12 km.

Institutional Asset Governance

Operated under rigorous institutional concession governance, utilizing continuous pavement roughness telemetry, automated electronic tolling, and round-the-clock emergency response patrols.

Devanahalli Tollway Pvt. Ltd.

Project Facts

DTPL
Asset CodeDTPL
Asset TypeBOT
StateKarnataka
LengthApprox. 22 km
Lane Configuration6 Lane
Lane Km133
Concession Start2011
Acquisition Year2025
Hub AccessKempegowda International Airport
INFOGRAPHIC & CORRIDOR ROUTE

Visual Route & Telemetry Infographic

Specifications: 22 km | 6 Lanes | Karnataka | BOT

Visual Concession Route Alignment
NODE 1

Bengaluru

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NODE 2

Hebbal

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NODE 3

Devanahalli

22.12 km
Corridor Length
6 Lanes
Access-Controlled Lanes
Airport Link
Kempegowda International Access
SIGNIFICANCE & STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE

A vital mobility corridor for Bengaluru's northern growth

The corridor serves as an important gateway to Bengaluru from the north and provides connectivity to Kempegowda International Airport and the rapidly developing Devanahalli region. Devanahalli has emerged as an important growth centre around Bengaluru, with expanding residential, commercial, logistics and industrial activity. The highway therefore plays an important role in supporting passenger movement, airport connectivity and the wider economic development of northern Bengaluru.

Geography & Regional Impact

The corridor lies in Karnataka, connecting the northern outskirts of Bengaluru with Devanahalli. The landscape combines Bengaluru's expanding urban footprint with the developing economic and infrastructure ecosystem around Devanahalli.

Operational & Safety Standards

  • 100% electronic FASTag automated tolling with zero queue thresholds
  • Laser-measured pavement roughness telemetry ensuring riding comfort
  • Dedicated round-the-clock crane recovery and ambulance stations
  • Solar-powered corridor illumination and eco-landscaped green medians
VISUAL ARCHIVE

Project Gallery: Devanahalli Tollway

4 High-Definition Captures
Bengaluru Northern Arterial Highway AerialAerial

Bengaluru Northern Arterial Highway Aerial

Hebbal-Devanahalli Multi-Lane ApproachDevanahalli Section

Hebbal-Devanahalli Multi-Lane Approach

Electronic Multi-Lane Toll Plaza PlazasToll Plaza

Electronic Multi-Lane Toll Plaza Plazas

24/7 Illumination & Intelligent Roadside TelemetryNight Traffic

24/7 Illumination & Intelligent Roadside Telemetry

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