Albania

Tolls in Albania – information on tolls

Tolls are charged on the A1 Rruga e Kombit motorway, which runs west from the Kosovo border towards Tirana. Tolls are payable for all categories of vehicles, including motorcycles. There is currently only one toll gate on the 130 km motorway, west of the Drin River, near the Kalimash tunnel, 34 km from the Kosovo border. Payment can be made in cash, by credit card or through the Digitalpass system, with discounts of up to 40% for regular users.

Tolls in Albania

Motorway / vehicle	Length	Motorcycles	Cars
A1: Rruga e Kombit: Milot – Morinë	128 km	2.50 EUR	5.00 EUR

Prices for other categories of vehicles can be found on the atrako.gov.al website (atrako.gov.al).

Map of the Albanian motorway network

Map: tolls.eu/albania

Andorra

The total length of roads is 269 km – 198 km of paved roads and 71 km of unpaved roads. There are no motorways in Andorra. There are two main roads leading from Andorra la Vella: CG-1 to the Spanish border and CG-2 to the French border, via the Envalira tunnel.

There are no toll roads in Andorra, but the 2.9 km Envalira tunnel is toll roads.

Tolls in Andorra

Road section	Length	Passenger car
Envalira tunnel	2,9 km	7 EUR

The Envalira tunnel runs between the Pas de la Casa, near the French border, and the famous Grau Roig ski area. The tunnel is 2,879 metres long, its deepest point is 2,043 metres and its highest point is 2,054 metres. It is one of the highest tunnels in Europe. The Envalira tunnel has two lanes (one in each direction) and a maximum speed of between 40 and 70 km/h.

Belgium

In Belgium, motorways are free for cars, only the Liefkenshoek tunnel (liefkenshoektunnel.be), near Antwerp, is toll-free.

Tolls in Belgium

Road section	Cars for manual payment
Liefkenshoek-tunnel	6 EUR

For vehicles over 3.5 tonnes, the Satellic.be electronic toll system (satellic.be) is used.

Cyprus

Cyprus has a road network of 13 006 km. All roads in Cyprus are free to use.

Denmark

The Danish road network is 74 558 km long, with 1205 km of motorways. All roads in Denmark are paved.

There are no tolls in Denmark, only when crossing the Storebæltsbroen (Great Øresund Bridge) (torebaelt.dk), Øresundsbro (Øresund Bridge) (oresundsbron.com) and Kronprinsesse Marys Bro bridges.

Tolls in Denmark

Section	Passenger car
Storebæltsbroen (Great Belt Bridge)	245 DKK
Konprinsesse Marys Bro	14 DKK
Øresundsbron (Øresund Bridge)	54.00 EUR

Øresundsbron is an 8 km long bridge, which, together with the 4 km Drogden Tunnel, connects Copenhagen with the Swedish city of Malmö. The Eurovignette electronic toll system is designed for vehicles over 12 tonnes.

Estonia

The Estonian road network is 58 412 km long. There are no tolls in Estonia.
Electronic vignette for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes.
E-vignettes are sold online at teetasu.ee.

Finland

The Finnish road network is 78 162 km long. Motorways in Finland are free of charge.

Netherlands

The Dutch road network is 139 295 km long, with 2808 km of motorways. There are no tolls in the Netherlands. Only certain tunnels are toll roads.

The Westerschelde Tunnel (westerscheldetunnel.n) and the Kiltunnel (kiltunnel.nl) are toll tunnels.

Tolls in Netherlands

Tunnel	Cars
Westerscheldetunnel	5 EUR
Kiltunnel	2 EUR

For vehicles over 12 tonnes, the Eurovignette electronic toll system is designed.

Iceland

Iceland has 12 890 km of public roads, with 4 782 km of paved roads. There are no tolls in Iceland. There is only one road section, the Vaðlaheiðargöng Tunnel, for which tolls are payable.

Tolls in Iceland

Road section	Cars
Vaðlaheiðargöng-tunnel	Vaðlaheiðargöng-tunnel

Kosovo

Motorways and expressways in Kosovo are free of charge.

Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein has a total road network of 630 km. All Liechtenstein roads are toll-free.

Luxembourg

Luxembourg has 2899 km of road network and 152 km of motorways.

There are no tolls in Luxembourg, except for vehicles weighing more than 12 tonnes. Payment is possible via the Eurovignette electronic toll system.

Malta

Malta has a road network of 3096 km and is toll-free.

Monaco

The total length of Monaco’s roads is 77 km. Roads in Monaco are free to use.

Montenegro

Montenegro has 7762 km of road network and 7141 km of paved roads.

Tolls in Montenegro

Section	Vehicles up to 3,5 tonnes
Part of A1 motorway (Bar – Boljare), Smokovac – Mateševo	3.50 EUR
Sozina tunnel	2.50 EUR

The ferry in Boka Kotorska Bay is also subject to a fee.

San Marino

The road network in San Marino is 292 km long and can be used without paying tolls.

Sweden

Sweden has a road network of 579 564 km, of which 2050 km are motorways.

Driving foreign vehicles is free on Swedish roads, but you have to pay to cross certain bridges (Motalabron, Sundsvallsbron, Svinesundsbron and Øresundsbron bridges).

Tolls in Sweden

Road section	Toll
Motalabron	5 SEK
Sundsvallsbron	9 SEK
Svinesundsbron	20 NOK
Øresundsbron	54 EUR

Øresundsbron is an 8 km long bridge that, together with the 4 km Drogden tunnel, connects Copenhagen with the Swedish city of Malmö.

The Eurovignette electronic toll system can be used to pay tolls for vehicles weighing over 12 tonnes.

Ukraine

In Ukraine, motorways are free of charge.