Ring Road Lahore has changed the way Lahore moves. As the city’s most important infrastructure project, it is designed to improve traffic flow and connect major areas of Lahore more efficiently.
Understanding the Ring Road Lahore Project
It is a 6-lane highway starting from DHA in Eastern Lahore to Multan Road in the West, connecting the city like never before. With controlled access, Intelligent Transport System (ITS), 80,000 vehicles capacity/day, CCTV monitoring, LRR perfectly aligns with the ‘Modern Punjab Vision’.
Lahore Ring Road is no longer just a “traffic project.” In 2026, it will become a decision point for daily commuters, housing buyers, logistics companies, and long-term investors. The question is how complete the Lahore Ring Road really is, what it connects, and which areas benefit the most right now?
As of 2026, the development is going at the fastest pace, 2 of its phases are already completed, with dedicated service roads near populated zones. With LRR’s further development, huge growth is expected around industrial and commercial hubs in the upcoming years.
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Lahore Ring Road: What You Must Know
| Features | GFA (Sqft.) |
|---|---|
| Total Length | 98 KM |
| Lanes | 6 Lanes controlled access highway |
| Direction | From DHA/East Lahore to Multan Road/West |
| Speed Limit | 80 km/h to 120 km/h |
| Daily capacity | 80,000 Vehicles |
| Helpline | (042) 99266145 |
| Nearby Housing Societies | DHA, Lake City, Wapda Town, Valencia Town, Lahore |
| Key Benefit | Reduces travel time across the city by up to 70% |
Lahore Ring Road Route Map & Start–End Points
LRR starts from DHA in Eastern Lahore and ends at Multan Road (Maraka) in the West. It circles the city, connecting major landmarks like Allama Iqbal International Airport and the M2 Motorway.
Where Does Lahore Ring Road Start and End?
- Starting Point: Babu Sabu Interchange (M2 Motorway)
- Ending Point: Maraka Interchange (Multan Road)
Major Roads & Highways Connected to Lahore Ring Road
- Allama Iqbal International Airport
- Multan Road
- M2 (Lahore-Islamabad)
- Ferozepur Road
- N-5
- M11 Motorway (Lahore-Sialkot Motorway)
- Canal Bank Road

Full List of Major Interchanges on Ring Road Lahore
Lahore Ring Road has approximately 15 major interchanges that connect key roads, motorways, the airport, industrial zones, and major housing societies across Lahore. The most frequently used interchanges are located near DHA, Allama Iqbal International Airport, Multan Road, GT Road, and M2 Motorway.
Lahore Ring Road Airport Interchanges
- Abdullah Gul Interchange
- Airport Interchange
- Ghazi Road Interchange
Lahore Ring Road DHA Interchanges
- DHA Phase V / VI Interchange
- Barki Road Interchange
- Bedian Road Access
Lahore Ring Road Multan Road Interchanges
- Maraka Interchange
- Thokar Niaz Baig (via SL-3)
Lahore Ring Road Northern Interchanges
- Gulshan-e-Ravi
- Saggian
- Mehmood Booti
- GT Road (Quaid-e-Azam Interchange)
- Shalimar Interchange

Punjab Ring Road Authority
Lahore Ring Road is basically a project based on the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. Punjab Ring Road Authority (LRRA) has been overseeing the development, toll management, monitoring, and the entire master planning of LRR since 2011.
PRRA Helpline Number
To get more information and the latest updates about the LRR development, you can contact the Punjab Ring Road Authority at (042) 99266145.
Lahore Ring Road Phases Explained
Northern Loop (Phase 1) – Completed
- Length: 40 km
- Interchanges: 9
- Status: Fully operational
Southern Loop (Phase 2) – Fully Operational
SL-1 (Ghazi Road to Ferozepur Road)
- Length: 9.35 km
- Connects: Airport, Metro Bus, Kasur Road
SL-2 (Lake City – Raiwind Road)
- Length: 13 km
- Reduces Airport travel time to 25–30 minutes
SL-3 (Bahria Town to Multan Road)
- Length: 8 km
- Alternative to Thokar Niaz Baig
SL-4 & Western Loop (Phase 3) – Under Development
- Connects Maraka to Babu Sabu (M2)
- Completes a full ring around Lahore
Lahore Ring Road Toll Tax Updated 2026
According to the Punjab Ring Road Authority (PRRA), the toll rates on Lahore Ring Road are given as follows:
| Unit Type | Minimum |
|---|---|
| 10 Marla | 51,900,000 |
| 1 Kanal | 94,000,000 |
| 2 Kanal | 164,500,000 |
| 4 Kanal | 276,000,000 |
| 8 Kanal | 520,000,000 |
How to Pay Lahore Ring Road Toll Taxes?
LRR typically involves direct toll payments, ts such as via cash/e-tags for road usage. Whereas for projects or properties associated/near LRR, you can opt for easy installment plans.
What is the Speed Limit at Ring Road in Lahore?
An ideal speed limit on Ring Road Lahore is 80km/h TO 120km/h. It also varies from small to large vehicles; small vehicles can have a speed up to 110, whereas heavy vehicles have a speed limit of 80km/h.
Vehicles Not Allowed on Lahore Ring Road
According to the official sources, the LRRA, bicycles, animal-driven carriages, low-performance motorcycles, and other slow-moving vehicles are not allowed to enter or travel via the Ring Road, Lahore.
How has Lahore Ring Road Impacted Property Prices?
Lahore Ring Road has significantly impacted the price appreciation of housing societies in Lahore. By reduction in travel times, connectivity to the airport, downtown easier access, and new residential and commercial opportunities, LRR has increased property values. For instance:
Price Appreciation
- Lake City Lahore: 60 to 100% appreciation in property values
- Etihad Town Lahore: +50–90% appreciation in residentialplots prices
- Bahria Town Lahore: +40–80% appreciation in prices
- DHA Phase 5/Phase 6: Huge increase in demand
*Note: Price appreciation percentage is an estimate. The actual impact on prices may vary depending on each project, location, size, plot category, and market conditions.
Other major impacts are given as follows:
- Better Connectivity
- Higher commercial value
- Faster Commute
- Increase in demand
- Zones becoming investment hotspots
Development Status of Lahore Ring Road SL-4 (Southern Loop 4)?
SL-4 is currently under planning, with early development already completed. It will connect Maraka to the Babu Sabu Interchange at the M2 Motorway, effectively closing the circle of the road network.
Is Lahore Ring Road Fully Complete in 2026?
As of 2026, 70% of the total development is complete. The Northern Loop is 100% complete, and the Southern Loop phases SL-1, SL-2, and SL-3 are fully operational. Further development is underway as:
- SL-4: Under planning, early development has been completed as of 2026
- Intelligent Transport System (ITS) upgrade in progress
- Traffic load improvement: 70% traffic reduction around Thokar & Canal Road
Will Lahore Ring Road Extend Across River Ravi? (Facts vs Rumours)
As of 2026, Lahore Ring Road does not officially extend across the River Ravi. Discussions about development on the Ravi River’s northern side are mostly linked to the Ravi Riverfront Urban Development Project, which is a separate long-term urban initiative. At present, this remains a long-term planning discussion rather than an active Ring Road phase.
Ring Road Lahore Investment Analysis
The Lahore Ring Road project has all the potential to attract long-term and short-term real estate investments. It is so far the biggest development in Punjab’s capital, both in terms of connectivity and master planning. Considering all that, one cannot simply resist the overall impact of investment in projects or societies nearby Lahore Ring Road. Most importantly, the expected real estate appreciation after the completion of SL-4, the growth around industrial and commercial hubs is going to increase even further.
As for the investment potential, the complete development of it will definitely increase the demand for properties, both commercial and residential, which will eventually result in an appreciation of property values up to 3 times higher. The same phenomenon was witnessed during the development of the Rawalpindi Ring Road, due to which the property values of societies surrounding it, such as Faisal Town Phase 2 and DHA Riverview South, increased to an abundant level.
Therefore, the same goes for the Ring Road Lahore project; in fact, official statistics show even higher benefits because the development status of LRR is much higher than RRR. So if you plan to invest in any societies surrounding LRR, be it for residential or commercial purposes, you must go with it, as your investment will multiply largely within the next 6 to 8 months.
Conclusion
Lahore Ring Road is definitely the most remarkable infrastructure development in Punjab’s history. With such a fast pace of development, Lahore Ring Road is soon going to enhance the connectivity of the entire Lahore city to unprecedented levels. This will eventually bring economic growth as well as improve social well-being by connecting people from all across the city, and increase property prices to even higher rates within the next few months.
About This Information
This article is compiled using publicly available data from the Punjab Ring Road Authority (LRRA), approved development plans, on-ground market analysis, and real estate trends observed in Lahore up to 2026.




