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After train fare hike, Railways rationalise parking charges at New Delhi station

New Delhi railway station parking charges per day: According to the railways, the new tariff structure introduces distinct provisions for private and commercial vehicles, ensuring equitable usage of the station's limited forecourt space.

The New Delhi railway station falls under the administrative control of Northern Railway (NR) zone.The New Delhi railway station falls under the administrative control of Northern Railway (NR) zone. (Express Photo/File)

New Delhi railway station parking charges: After revising train fares, Indian Railways has now rationalised parking charges at New Delhi railway station. In a statement, the national transporter said the move is aimed at streamlining vehicular movement and enhancing passenger convenience.

It added that the revised parking rates are designed to discourage long-duration halts in pick-up and drop-off zones, while providing significant relief to commuters parking for shorter durations of 15 to 60 minutes. The New Delhi railway station falls under the administrative control of Northern Railway (NR) zone.

“In a bid to streamline vehicular movement and enhance passenger convenience, the parking charges for the drop-off lanes at New Delhi Railway Station have been rationalised wef. 26.12.2025. The revised rates aim to discourage long-duration halts in pick-up/drop-off zones while offering significant relief to commuters staying for shorter durations between 15 and 60 minutes,” Himanshu Shekhar Upadhyay, Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO), Northern Railway said.

New Delhi railway station parking fees

According to the railways, the new tariff structure introduces distinct provisions for private and commercial vehicles, ensuring equitable usage of the station’s limited forecourt space.

New Delhi station parking charges 2025

  • Free Drop-off for Private Vehicles: Private vehicles continue to enjoy a free drop-off window for the first 0-8 minutes.
  • New Levy for Commercial Vehicles: To regulate traffic flow, a nominal charge of Rs. 30 has been introduced for commercial vehicles for the first 0-8 minutes.
  • Reduction in Charges (15-60 Mins): Commuters will see a significant reduction in charges for stays exceeding 15 minutes. The rate for the 15-30 minute slot has been reduced by Rs. 50 (from Rs. 200 to Rs. 150).
  • Major Relief for 30-60 Mins: The previously steep flat rate of Rs. 500 for stays between 30 and 60 minutes has been slashed to Rs. 200, providing major relief to passengers.
  • Strict Enforcement Beyond 60 Minutes: To prevent congestion, vehicles are not permitted to park in the drop-off lanes beyond 60 minutes. Vehicles found violating this limit will be towed, and a towing charge of Rs. 300 will be levied.

New Delhi Railway Station: Revised Parking Charges

Effective Now: Drop-off lane charges rationalized (Inclusive of GST)
New Policy: Beyond 60 minutes parking not permitted; vehicles towed at ₹300 charge
0–8 Minutes
Private:
Free (No change)
Commercial:
₹30 (New)
Commercial Charged
8–15 Minutes
Private:
₹50
Commercial:
₹50
No Change
15–30 Minutes
Old Rate:
₹200
New Rate:
₹150
Reduced ₹50
30–60 Minutes
Old Rate:
₹500 (Flat)
New Rate:
₹200
Major Reduction
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Anish Mondal is a journalist with over nine years of experience covering the railways and roadways. Currently a member of the Indianexpress.com editorial team, Anish specializes in high-impact sectors. Professional Journey Anish began his career at the public broadcaster Rajya Sabha Television (now Sansad TV), where he developed a foundational understanding of legislative processes and national governance. In 2018, he transitioned to digital financial journalism at FinancialExpress.com, spending nearly six years refining his expertise in market trends and corporate reporting. Before joining The Indian Express in 2025, he served as a key contributor at ETNowNews.com. Education & Expertise Anish’s reporting is backed by a rigorous academic background in communication and the humanities: Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) – Apeejay Stya University Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Production (PGTVRJP) – Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication Bachelor of Arts (English Honours) – University of Calcutta Areas of Coverage Connectivity: Detailed reporting on the expansion of Indian Railways and National Highway networks. ... Read More

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