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G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N 1. Distance and time calculations are from DTTDC garage to garage. 2. Extended Time shall automatically change to next package .Detention charges are applicable beyond 12 hrs package. 3. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. 4. For outstation trips other than the packages mentioned overleaf, Coaches can be hired for an average distance of 200 kms per day or actual whichever is higher. Night detention charges, Interstate Taxes, Toll taxes & Parking will be charged extra. 5. For outstation trips other than the packages mentioned overleaf, Cars can be hired for an average distance of 225 kms per day or Actual whichever is higher. Night detention charges, Interstate taxes, Toll taxes & Parking will be charged extra. 6. Tariff for outstation Packages is inclusive of Inter state taxes & permit Fees. However, Toll taxes & parking will be charged extra. 7. All disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of Courts of Delhi. 8. Service tax will be charged extra as applicable. i.e. @ 5.6% 9. Tariff for local packages excludes parking charges. Parking Charges shall have to be paid directly to the respective parking authorities during local halts. DELHI TOURISM & TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD. TRANSPORT TARIFF EFFECTIVE FROM 15th JUNE, 2013 Tata Etios Mitsubishi Toyota Mercedes Mercedes Toyota Indica/ Toyota/ Lancer/ Camry/ Benz Benz Innova/ Wagon-R Indigo/ Honda Honda E Class S Class Maruti (Rs.) Swift City/ Accord (Rs.) SX4 Dezire Toyota (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) Corolla (Rs.) (Rs.) LOCAL P A C K A G E Hrs. Kms. TRANSFER 4 45 700 1050 1950 2700 6000 8700 1250 HALF DAY 6 60 1000 1500 2350 - - - 1700 FULL DAY 8 80 1200 2000 3250 4500 9500 15000 2200 FULL DAY 10 100 1550 2500 4700 6000 12800 20000 2700 FULL DAY 12 120 1900 3000 5700 7500 16500 24900 3200 OUTSTATION PACKAGES AGRA SAME DAY 16 450 6500 10700 14500 16800 42500 70500 10800 OVERNIGHT AGRA 36 450 7000 11200 16800 19000 45000 74000 11600 SAME DAY AGRA-SIKRI 16 550 7800 13000 17900 22000 51800 88000 13200 HARIDWAR-RISHIKESH OVERNIGHT AGRA-SIKRI 36 550 8500 13500 19600 24000 53800 93000 13800 HARIDWAR – RISHIKESH SAME DAY JAIPUR 16 600 8300 13200 22500 26000 57500 94800 13500 OVERNIGHT JAIPUR 36 600 8800 13800 24500 27500 59500 99800 15000 AGRA - JAIPUR 60 800 11800 18500 31500 33800 88500 142000 19000 CORBETT PARK/Shimla 60 750 10700 17500 30500 32500 85000 138000 18000 KHAJURAHO/Vaishno Devi 84 1350 19800 28000 44000 49500 131000 175000 28500 AGRA - JAIPUR - AJMER 84 1200 18000 25500 41500 46500 125500 171000 26500 SAME DAY 12 120 2000 3200 6500 8100 17000 28000 3250 Faridabad/Gurgaon BADHKAL LAKE BALLABHGARH /Sona 12 150 2500 3600 7900 9000 20000 30800 3650 /Sultanpur Lake TILYAR LAKE 12 200 2900 4000 9500 10200 25000 36500 4100 KARNA LAKE 12 300 4000 6000 12000 15800 35000 47000 6200 SURAJKUND 12 100 2000 3200 6200 7700 16500 29500 3300 GHAZIABAD/NOIDA 12 120 2500 3400 7900 9000 17500 30500 3500 GREATER NOIDA 12 150 2700 3900 8400 9500 19000 31500 4000 BASIC KM RATE PLAIN ) - - 13.00 18.00 30.00 40.00 98.00 150.00 20.00 BASIC KM RATE HILL ) - - 16.00 25.00 37.00 50.00 120.00 180.00 28.00 EX.PERHOURCHARGES - - 50.00 100.00 150.00 400.00 700.00 1000.00 150.00 NIGHT DETENTION - - 300.00 300.00 600.00 750.00 2200.00 3600.00 300.00 CHARGES DELHI TOURISM & TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD. th TRANSPORT TARIFF EFFECTIVE FROM 15 JUNE, 2013 Tempo 18 27/35/47 27/35 Volvo Traveller Seater Seater Seater LOCAL P A C K A G E HRS KMS AC Non AC AC AC TRANSFER 4 45 - - - - - HALF DAY 6 60 - - - - - FULL DAY 8 80 3200 4750 5000 5550 17500 FULL DAY 10 100 4000 5650 6000 6550 20000 FULL DAY 12 120 5000 6500 7000 8000 23000 OUTSTATION PACKAGES AGRA SAME DAY 16 450 20000 23500 23500 25000 46500 OVERNIGHT AGRA 36 450 22500 26000 26000 28500 52800 SAME DAY AGRA-SIKRI 16 550 22500 25500 25500 29000 52000 HARIDWAR-RISHIKESH OVERNIGHT AGRA-SIKRI 36 550 24500 29500 29500 32000 60000 HARIDWAR – RISHIKESH SAME DAY JAIPUR 16 600 24000 27500 27500 33500 60000 OVERNIGHT JAIPUR 36 600 26000 31000 32500 40000 63500 AGRA - JAIPUR 60 800 37000 41500 42500 50000 99000 CORBETT PARK/Shimla 60 750 36000 40000 41000 49000 95500 KHAJURAHO/Vaishno Devi 84 1350 47000 55000 56500 76500 130000 AGRA - JAIPUR - AJMER 84 1200 44500 50000 51500 72500 120500 SAME DAY FARIDABAD/ 12 120 5400 9500 9500 11000 25000 GURGAON/ BADHKAL LAKE BALLABHGARH /Sona Lake/ 12 150 6000 10200 10200 11800 27500 SULTANPUR LAKE TILYAR LAKE 12 200 6350 11500 12000 13000 32000 KARNA LAKE 12 300 7700 13800 14200 15000 38500 SURAJKUND 12 100 5750 9500 9700 11000 26000 GHAZIABAD/NOIDA 12 120 5400 11000 11500 12000 27000 GREATER NOIDA 12 150 6000 11500 12000 12200 28000 BASIC KM RATE PLAIN ) - - 22.00 31.00 35.00 38.00 85.00 BASIC KM RATE HILL ) - - 27.00 34.00 38.00 41.00 95.00 EXTRA PER HOUR CHARGES - - 200.00 350.00 400.00 400.00 850.00 NIGHT DETENTION CHARGES - - 500.00 750.00 1000.00 1000.00 1200.00 .
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