Routes & Facilities

Explore the Dhaka Bypass Expressway's strategic route, key locations, toll information, and traveler facilities

Expressway Route

Currently Open Section (18 km)JoydebpurStarting Point (0 km)VograK3+900Mirer BazarKanchanK22+00BhultaMadanpurEnd Point (48 km)N3N4N2N1NSWE

Legend

Major Interchanges
Operational Section Points
Open Section (18km)
Under Construction

Route Details

The Dhaka Bypass Expressway creates a strategic corridor around eastern Dhaka, connecting four major national highways (N1, N2, N3, N4). This expressway enables travelers to bypass Dhaka's congestion, cutting journey time by up to 75%.

Total Length
48 km
Main Lanes
4 Lanes
Service Roads
2×2 Lanes
Current Status
18 km Open

Route Overview

The Dhaka Bypass Expressway is Bangladesh's first fully enclosed highway, serving as a major arterial route around Dhaka. It starts near Kodda (Gazipur) and terminates at Madanpur, where it meets the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway (N1).

This strategic corridor connects four major national highways (N1, N2, N3, N4), creating an uninterrupted pathway for vehicles to traverse from the north/northwest of Dhaka to the southeast without entering the capital's congested streets.

12 bridges and 7 flyovers across the route
27 underpasses for cross traffic
5 toll plazas strategically positioned

Partial Opening Success

A 18 km section of the expressway (from Bhogra, Gazipur to Kanchan) was opened on a trial basis in late March 2025 to alleviate traffic for Eid-ul-Fitr travelers.

This section (K3+900 to K22+00) offered toll-free travel during the Eid period, benefiting over 2 million travelers.

Construction Progress
68%
Target completion: July 2025

Key Locations

The Dhaka Bypass Expressway connects several strategic locations, providing efficient access to major highways and urban centers:

Joydebpur (Northern Terminus)

Starting point in Gazipur District that links to National Highway N4 (Dhaka-Mymensingh/Tangail Highways) and N3 (Dhaka-Mymensingh).

Features:

  • Highway link to N4 and N3
  • Major interchange
  • Access to industrial zones

Vogra

First section opened for Eid 2025, where K3+900 marks the beginning of the partial toll collection point.

Features:

  • Toll plaza
  • First operational section
  • Connection to local roads

Kanchan/Purbachal

Interchange providing access to the upcoming Purbachal New Town, enhancing urban expansion.

Features:

  • Link to Purbachal New Town
  • Urban development zone
  • K22+00 marker

Debogram/Bhulta

Mid-route interchange that intersects with the Dhaka-Sylhet Highway (N2), connecting the expressway to eastern regions.

Features:

  • Intersection with N2
  • Service area
  • Eastern route connectivity

Madanpur (Southern Terminus)

Endpoint in Narayanganj District that connects to National Highway N1 (toward Chattogram port) and links to N2 via nearby connections.

Features:

  • Highway link to N1
  • Port city connection
  • Southern interchange

Toll Information

The Dhaka Bypass Expressway operates as a toll road to maintain high service standards and ensure sustainable operations.

Select Vehicle Type

Complete Toll Rate Table

Vehicle TypeFull Distance TollCalculation FormulaPartial Section Toll
Large Truck with at least 3 axles (trailer) 15-25 tons1600(33.06X18+50)X115%740
Large/Heavy Truck 2-3 axles, GVW (7+ tons)1280(26.45X18+50)X115%610
Medium Truck with at least 2 axles (5>7 tons)800(16.53X18+50)X115%400
Large Bus (31 seat capacity)600(12.4X18+50)X115%310
Small Truck (3 ton capacity)480(9.92X18+50)X115%260
Minibus, Coaster360(7.44X18+50)X115%210
Microbus320(6.61X18+50)X115%190
Pick Up, Jeep, Wrecker, Converted Jeep, Crane280(5.79X18+50)X115%180
Sedan Car200(4.31X18+50)X115%150

Expressway Facilities

The Dhaka Bypass Expressway offers modern amenities to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for all travelers:

Rest Areas

Two service areas (one in each direction) with amenities for travelers to rest and refresh.

  • Restrooms and washrooms
  • Food outlets
  • Prayer rooms

Toll Stations

Five toll plazas strategically placed to efficiently collect tolls from expressway users.

  • Multiple toll lanes
  • Electronic toll collection capability
  • Clear rate display

Emergency Services

Round-the-clock emergency response services to assist with accidents or breakdowns.

  • Emergency call points every 2 km
  • Ambulance services
  • Towing and recovery