A ticket from a machine when entering the motorway and paying the toll by card or euros at a booth at the exit. This ritual...

Fare increases will be quick. The introduction of a toll, by contrast, is highly unlikely.

Planning to go on holiday next year to a country that Czechs still love? Remember that motorway travel will be paid for differently. Don’t let it cost you dearly.

From 1 March 2027, Croatia will abolish motorway toll booths and introduce automatic toll collection. Drivers will have to register their license plate before travelling and link it to a payment card, or use an on-board unit. According to the information cited, travelling without registration or a functioning unit could result in penalties of up to 18 thousand.

Choosing routes for freight vehicles on national motorways to save on tolls is understandable given the pricing pressures facing transport companies. However, if vehicles concentrate on routes through residential areas, these savings for companies may mean higher costs for society.

Tolls in Croatia will not disappear, but will be paid differently. Anyone who fails to properly register their vehicle before the journey may risk a hefty fine.

The Cascais municipal council acknowledged the possibility of introducing a toll on the Marginal road, one of the main connections between Cascais and Lisbon.

The Cascais municipal council acknowledged the possibility of introducing a toll on the Marginal road, one of the main connections between Cascais and Lisbon.

From 1 January 2027, a new electronic toll system will operate in Slovakia. According to information from CzechToll, which provides toll services in Slovakia, carriers using the current Slovak national toll system will have to register their vehicles in the new system, conclude new contracts and

Croatia rightly ranks among the popular holiday destinations for a great many Czechs. Soon, however, on your way to your holiday you may encounter one major change.

TPO – According to an assessment by authorities in Hai Phong, drivers of heavy trucks and container vehicles may choose diversion roads to avoid toll stations and instead use National Highway 5 to reach the Hanoi–Hai Phong expressway.

After years of promises and preparations, Croatia is finalizing the Crolibertas barrier-free tolling system and is already opening the first registration options for drivers. From March 1, 2027, stopping on motorways will end and traffic will flow smoothly. How can drivers prepare for the revolution on the Adriatic?

From January next year, Slovakia's motorway operator NDS will take over management of the toll system in Slovakia, which is currently handled by SkyToll. NDS, which is state-owned, announced this on Thursday. The move had already been planned several years ago; the delay was caused by delays in selecting a new supplier.

Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc tasked the Ministry of Construction and the People's Committees of Cao Bang and Lang Son provinces with studying and addressing an investor's proposal to temporarily operate the Huu Nghi–Chi Lang Expressway and the Dong Dang–Tra Linh Expressway (Dong Dang–Dong Khe section).

In August, carriers paid CZK 1.55 billion for driving on tolled sections of Czech motorways and first-class roads. Year-on-year August collection increased by more than five percent. Since the beginning of the year, CzechToll has collected almost CZK 13.3 billion for the State Fund for Transport Infrastructure, up by 5,

Many readers believe that tolls are not the only reason drivers avoid motorways, and that there are also a number of other factors.

From June 1, 2026, Italy will become the first country in Europe to refund motorway tolls for traffic jams. However, eligibility is not as automatic as it may seem.

From June 1, 2026, Italy will reportedly become the first country in Europe to refund motorway tolls to drivers caught in traffic jams. However, eligibility is not as automatic as it may seem.