The Banga Road–Dehradun trip is about 273.4 km of road, give or take, and most travellers budget around 4 hours 58 minutes for the drive. You'll be on the usual highway route for most of it. Sedan fares begin at ₹4,940; step up to an SUV or Tempo Traveller if you've got more people or luggage.
The Banga Road to Dehradun cab ride covers approximately 273 km and usually takes about 4 hours via the usual highway route. We pick up across the area, Banga Road to Dehradun (serving Garhshankar, Nawanshahr and Banga). Morning fog in winter can slow things down near the rivers, so we leave a buffer in your pickup time. Book with confidence on this Punjab route, the fare includes all NH44/NH54 tolls, no surge even on festival weekends. Our drivers know every GT Road junction and dhaba stop from Banga Road to Dehradun; your advance is escrow-protected and support speaks Punjabi, Hindi, and English.
Sedan, SUV or Tempo Traveller?
A sedan (Dzire, Amaze, Etios — comfortable for four adults) is the default choice and the cheapest, starting at ₹4,940. Step up to an SUV like an Innova or Ertiga if you've got six people or a lot of bags, or a Tempo Traveller (12–17 seats) for bigger groups and wedding or corporate travel. Every vehicle is AC, cleaned before the trip, and driven by a verified, GPS-tracked driver. Pickup is available from surrounding areas too — Phagwara, Nawanshahr, Phillaur and the like.
Route notes, tolls and stops
Handy halt points on the way: Ambala, Haridwar, Dehradun. an estimated 2 toll plazas (roughly Rs. 230 total, figure is an estimate and confirmed at booking). All tolls and state taxes are included in your Sairgah upfront fare, so you pay nothing extra to the driver. Dehradun: Winter (Dec-Jan) fog slows the NH334 approach via Roorkee. Char Dham Yatra season (Apr-Jun) surges traffic around Haridwar.
Pricing — no surprises at drop
The number you see when you book is the number you pay at the end. That covers fuel, toll tax, state entry tax, the driver's meals, GST and parking — built up from the 273.4 km distance at the vehicle's per-km rate plus the driver's daily allowance. There's no "toll extra, sir" at the end of the trip. Short routes may carry a minimum-km floor.
One-way vs round trip on this route
Two ways to book: a one-way drop, where you're not charged for the driver's return if they can pick up another fare back; or a round trip, where the driver waits and brings you home. One-way usually costs less if you're flying or training back. Round trip makes sense if you want the car with you at Dehradun for local sightseeing or a return within a couple of days.
What you get: drivers who've actually done this route before, live GPS tracking, free cancellation up to four hours out, and a fare that doesn't change between booking and drop. Book here or ping us on WhatsApp.
