Toll Rates in Europe for 2025

Main countries affected by toll rate changes

This is a list of the most impacted countries in the increase of price for tolling:

• Hungary: NUSZ, Hungary’s toll operator, has announced an indexation of toll tariffs starting January 1, 2025. The infrastructure charge for Hungary’s toll roads will increase by 3.4%, aligned with the inflation rate recorded in August 2024. Meanwhile, the external cost charge will remain unchanged, reflecting the euro-forint exchange rate published in the EU Official Journal on October 1, 2024. This adjustment applies to the HU-GO Electronic Toll System and is intended to maintain alignment with current economic conditions. (learn more here)
• Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Sweden: Starting January 1, 2025, there will be a 1.9% increase in toll rates across these countries. This increase is in line with regular inflation adjustments and helps support infrastructure maintenance and development.
• Belgium: The Walloon Government has announced an adjustment to its tariffs, applying the kilometre charge to all vehicle categories. (learn more here)

 

• Poland: The tariffs in eToll are raised by 3.3 %.
• Switzerland: The tariffs in Switzerland increase with 5 %.

Here is a list of some Toll Chargers that have announced no tariff changes for heavy vehicles as of 01.01.2025:

• Germany (BALM)
• Slovakia
• Slovenia

Stay tuned for more toll updates! We will be sharing the latest information right here, so make sure to check back soon for all the important details!