Toll Rates in Europe for 2024

The main affected countries in toll rates

This is a list of the most impacted countries, tunnels, and bridges in the increase of price for tolling:

• France: The toll fees for highways will see a 3.5% average increase across all networks.
• Italy: The general updates reached the 1.6%.
• Poland: The recent update results in approximately between 13.2% and 15% increasing (know more).
• Austria: The CO2 emissions, air pollution, and noise have been integrated into existing tariffs reaching 8.5% (discover more here).
• Hungary: The average tariff increase is around 30%. It introduced a new tariff including external fees for CO2 emissions with 9 emission classes. A new category of 5+ axles has also been added, with an increase of 50% (read more here).
• Belgium: In Flanders, a new zero-cent per kilometer category has been introduced for zero-emission vehicles, while tariffs in Wallonia have been indexed. The range of increase is between 5% and 17% (find out more).
• Pont Øresund: The rate has been revised with an increase of about 2% (know more).
• FLK Tunnel: Gained rates around 2%.
• Storebaelt: Has an average rate of around 2.5% (discover here more).
• Spain: The range increased from 5% to 6.65%.
• Portugal: The range increase is around 2.1%.
• Germany: Is the most affected Country, since is the result of the application of Co2 rates to transits in the second half of 2023 Bringing an increase around 65%.
• Switzerland, Bulgaria, and Croatia: Against other countries increasing, these countries remain stable with no increase.

To keep you fully informed, we’ve also prepared a post about toll rates for 2025, learn more now:

Toll Rates for 2025: Updates and Changes in Main Affected Countries

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