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If you are driving a car or a vehicle weighing less than 7.5 tonnes, you will need to buy a vignette<ref name='vignette'>[https://tollguru.com/toll-wiki/what-is-vignette What is Vignette]</ref>. If you are driving a truck, motorhome, HGV or any other vehicle over 7.5 tonnes, you have to use OBU<ref name='OBU'>[https://tollguru.com/toll-wiki/what-is-distance-based-tolling Know about an OBU]</ref> to pay tolls to Toll Collect. You can pay tolls by cash, cards and electronic payment methods in toll tunnels.
 
  
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== How to pay truck tolls in Germany ==
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= German Autobahn and Toll System 2025: Complete Guide =
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You can pay truck tolls in Germany using OBUs. OBUs are onboard GPS units used for satellite based tolling. You can register OBU with your vehicle ID with Toll Collect.
 
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Tolls are calculated based on the following parameters for Trucks and other HGV in Germany:
 
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* Weight category
 
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** Weight less than 7.5 tonnes - Herren Tunnel and Warnow Tunnel
 
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** Weight more than equal to 7.5 tonnes - Tunnels, Bridges, Highways, Federal Road
 
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* Number of axles
 
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* Distance traveled
 
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* Emission class: Trucks and other heavy goods vehicles (HGV) air and noise pollution emission standards. To know more about the Euro Emission class,  visit [https://tollguru.com/toll-wiki/european-emission_standards European Emission Standards website].
 
  
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Before starting a trip you can register your trip with Toll-collect servers<ref>[https://www.toll-collect.de/en/toll_collect/fahren/landingpage_fahren.html Trip with Toll-collect servers]</ref> to have a hassle-free tolling experience.
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'''System:''' Toll Collect (HGV only) + Tunnel Tolls<br>
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'''Operator:''' Toll Collect GmbH / Federal Office for Logistics and Mobility<br>
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'''Coverage:''' All motorways and federal roads (trucks only)<br>
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'''Technology:''' GPS satellite-based toll collection (GNSS)
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[https://tollguru.com/toll-calculator-germany Calculate Germany Toll]
 
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== Do Cars Need to Pay Tolls on German Autobahn? 2025 Update ==
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== Are there toll booths in Germany ==
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Yes, there are toll booths for places like Herren tunnel and Warnow tunnel. At the manned and unmanned toll booths at the tunnels, you can pay with the payment methods accepted there.  
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'''No, cars and light vehicles do not pay tolls on German autobahns.''' Germany is one of the few European countries with '''free motorways for passenger cars'''. The controversial car toll (PKW-Maut) was cancelled in 2019.
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'''Free for Cars (Under 3.5 tonnes):'''
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* All autobahns and federal roads
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* No vignette required
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* No toll charges except two specific tunnels
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'''Toll Required for Heavy Vehicles (Over 3.5 tonnes):'''
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* All trucks, buses, heavy motorhomes
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* Distance-based pricing via Toll Collect system
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* Mandatory since 2005, expanded coverage in 2018
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== German Toll Costs: Current Rates ==
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Germany uses a sophisticated distance-based toll system for heavy vehicles only.
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=== Car Tunnel Tolls (Only 2 Tunnels) ===
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<table class="toll-table">
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<tr>
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<th>Tunnel</th>
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<th>Location</th>
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<th>Car Toll</th>
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<th>Length</th>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Herren Tunnel</td>
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<td>Lübeck-Travemünde</td>
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<td>€1.00</td>
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<td>780 meters</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Warnow Tunnel</td>
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<td>Rostock</td>
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<td>€3.00</td>
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<td>790 meters</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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=== Heavy Vehicle Toll Rates (Over 3.5 tonnes) ===
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<table class="toll-table">
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<tr>
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<th>Component</th>
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<th>Rate Range</th>
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<th>Factors</th>
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<th>Coverage</th>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Infrastructure costs</td>
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<td>€0.082-0.186/km</td>
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<td>Axles, road type</td>
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<td>All toll roads</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Air pollution costs</td>
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<td>€0.000-0.074/km</td>
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<td>EURO emission class</td>
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<td>Environmental impact</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Noise pollution costs</td>
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<td>€0.002-0.004/km</td>
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<td>Time of day</td>
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<td>22:00-06:00 higher rates</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>CO2 costs</td>
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<td>€0.000-0.019/km</td>
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<td>Emission standards</td>
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<td>Climate impact</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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'''Total Heavy Vehicle Toll Range:''' €0.09-0.26 per kilometer
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=== Weight Threshold Changes (2024) ===
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* '''3.5-7.5 tonnes:''' Goods transport vehicles now subject to toll (since July 1, 2024)
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* '''Craft business exemption:''' Special exemptions available for trade vehicles 3.5-7.5t
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* '''Zero-emission vehicles:''' Exempt until December 31, 2025
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== How German Toll System Works ==
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=== For Cars and Light Vehicles ===
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'''No Payment Required:'''
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* Free access to all German autobahns
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* No registration or account setup needed
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* Only tunnel tolls apply (2 locations)
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* No environmental stickers for most areas
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=== For Heavy Vehicles (Toll Collect System) ===
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'''Payment Methods:'''
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* '''On-Board Unit (OBU):''' Automatic GPS-based toll calculation
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* '''Toll Collect app:''' Smartphone-based payment system
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* '''Online booking:''' Pre-registration for specific routes
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* '''Terminal payment:''' At designated payment points
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'''Registration Requirements:'''
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* Vehicle registration and technical specifications
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* EURO emission class certification
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* Toll Collect account setup
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* OBU installation (recommended)
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== Recent Changes (2025) ==
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* '''July 2024:''' Extended toll to 3.5-7.5 tonne goods vehicles
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* '''Zero-emission incentives:''' Extended exemption through 2025
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* '''Craft business exemptions:''' New regulations for trade vehicles
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* '''Rate adjustments:''' Updated infrastructure and environmental costs
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* '''Digital improvements:''' Enhanced Toll Collect app functionality
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== Penalties & Enforcement ==
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=== Heavy Vehicle Violations ===
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* '''Driver fine:''' €200 for toll evasion
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* '''Vehicle owner fine:''' €400 for toll evasion
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* '''Automatic detection:''' GPS monitoring and roadside controls
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* '''Control bridges:''' Specialized enforcement gantries
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=== Enforcement Technology ===
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* Satellite-based position monitoring
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* Automatic number plate recognition
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* Mobile enforcement units
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* Fixed control bridges on major routes
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== Planning Your Germany Journey ==
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=== For Car Drivers ===
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* '''No toll preparation needed''' for autobahn travel
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* '''Tunnel costs:''' Budget €1-3 for northern tunnel crossings
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* '''Fuel planning:''' Focus on fuel costs rather than tolls
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* '''Speed awareness:''' No speed limits on many autobahn sections
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=== For Commercial Vehicles ===
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* '''Pre-registration recommended:''' Set up Toll Collect account before travel
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* '''Route planning:''' Use official toll calculator for cost estimation
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* '''OBU installation:''' Most efficient payment method
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* '''Emission documentation:''' Ensure EURO class certification available
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== Germany vs. Neighboring Countries ==
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<th>Country</th>
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<th>Car Tolls</th>
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<th>System Type</th>
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<th>Annual Cost (Cars)</th>
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<th>HGV Tolls</th>
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<td>Germany</td>
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<td>Free autobahns</td>
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<td>No toll for cars</td>
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<td>€0</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Austria</td>
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<td>Vignette required</td>
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<td>Time-based vignette</td>
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<td>€103.80</td>
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<td>GO-Box system</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Switzerland</td>
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<td>Vignette required</td>
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<td>Annual vignette only</td>
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<td>CHF 40 (~€38.50)</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>France</td>
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<td>Distance tolls</td>
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<td>Pay per journey</td>
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<td>Varies by route</td>
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<td>Same system</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Belgium</td>
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<td>Free (cars)</td>
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<td>No toll for cars</td>
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<td>€0</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Netherlands</td>
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<td>Free (cars)</td>
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<td>No toll for cars</td>
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<td>€0</td>
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<td>Limited tolls</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Poland</td>
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<td>Limited tolls</td>
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<td>Distance-based (A1, A2, A4)</td>
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<td>Varies by route</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Czech Republic</td>
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<td>Vignette required</td>
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<td>Electronic vignette</td>
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<td>~€50</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Denmark</td>
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<td>Bridge tolls only</td>
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<td>Pay per crossing</td>
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<td>Bridge fees only</td>
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<td>Same + HGV tolls</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
  
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There are no toll booths on Autobahns. Tolls are collected electronically for trucks and other vehicles with gross weight over 7.5 tonnes. You can pay at Toll Collect electronic terminals installed at different truck stops, service stations and toll terminals.
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=== Why doesn't Germany have car tolls like other countries? ===
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== How do you pay tolls in Germany ==
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Germany's car toll plan was cancelled in 2019 due to EU legal challenges. The existing vehicle tax is considered sufficient road funding for passenger cars.
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You can use the following toll payment methods to pay toll in Germany:
 
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# Fleet card / fleet box
 
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# OBU<ref name='OBU'></ref>
 
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# Electronic Payments
 
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## <strong>Trave Pass:</strong> Trave pass is a chip card used to pay toll charges only in the Herren Tunnel only.
 
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## <strong>RFID Sticker:</strong> The RFID film is a passive electronic device and works without a battery. Attach the film to the inside of the windshield of the vehicle.
 
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## <strong>OSCARD:</strong> The OSCARD is obtained directly from the cashier or from the customer center, where you can also have it recharged again as required (the amount must always correspond to at least 10 trips in the corresponding category). You can pay with cash, a debit card, or a credit card.  
 
  
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=== Can I drive freely on all German autobahns? ===
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Yes, all German autobahns are free for cars and light vehicles under 3.5 tonnes. Only two tunnels in northern Germany charge tolls.
  
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To [https://tollguru.com/mautrechner-deutschland calculate truck tolls, autobahn tolls and vignette prices in Germany use TollGuru Germany toll calculator]
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=== What happens if my truck doesn't pay German tolls? ===
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=== Do I need a German toll account for occasional truck trips? ===
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== Do you need Vignettes in Germany ==
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No, you can use the Toll Collect app or pre-register online for individual journeys without an OBU.
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Yes, but Vignettes<ref name='vignette'></ref> only apply for cars. You can buy vignettes for 10 days, 2 months or for a full year. Place the vignette on the middle of your front windshield at the top.  
 
  
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=== What about environmental zones in German cities? ===
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Many German cities require environmental stickers (Umweltplakette) for city centers, separate from autobahn tolls.
  
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== Where do I buy Swizz vignette in Germany ==
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== Cross-Border Travel Tips ==
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=== Entering Germany ===
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* '''From toll countries:''' No vignette needed once in Germany
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* '''Border controls:''' Generally none within Schengen area
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* '''Documentation:''' Valid driving license and vehicle registration
  
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=== Leaving Germany ===
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* '''To Austria/Switzerland:''' Purchase vignette before border
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* '''To France:''' Prepare for distance-based tolls
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* '''To Eastern Europe:''' Check country-specific requirements
  
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=== Commercial Vehicle Considerations ===
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* '''Multi-country OBU:''' Consider European toll boxes for frequent travel
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* '''Documentation:''' Ensure emission class certificates for all countries
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* '''Route planning:''' Use toll calculators for total journey costs
  
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== Toll tunnels in Germany ==
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== Technology & Innovation ==
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There are only two toll tunnels in Germany. You can pay tolls with cash, card, tags and RFID stickers.
 
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* <strong>Warnow Tunnel:</strong> The Warnow Tunnel (also known as the Warnow River Crossing) is a tunnel under the Warnow River. The tunnel connects the Hanseatic city of Rostock in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany.
 
  
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  The tunnel is restricted for pedestrians and cyclists.
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* '''Zero-emission incentives:''' Extended support for clean vehicles
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* '''Digital integration:''' Enhanced cross-border compatibility
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== Useful Links & Resources ==
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* [https://www.toll-collect.de Official Toll Collect System]
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* [https://www.balm.bund.de/EN/Topics/HGVTolls/hgvtolls.html Federal Office for Logistics and Mobility]
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* [https://www.bmv.de/EN/Home/home.html Federal Ministry of Transport]
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* '''Customer Support:''' Toll Collect customer service and app support
  
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German Autobahn and Toll System 2025: Complete Guide

System: Toll Collect (HGV only) + Tunnel Tolls
Operator: Toll Collect GmbH / Federal Office for Logistics and Mobility
Coverage: All motorways and federal roads (trucks only)
Technology: GPS satellite-based toll collection (GNSS)

Do Cars Need to Pay Tolls on German Autobahn? 2025 Update

No, cars and light vehicles do not pay tolls on German autobahns. Germany is one of the few European countries with free motorways for passenger cars. The controversial car toll (PKW-Maut) was cancelled in 2019.

Free for Cars (Under 3.5 tonnes):

  • All autobahns and federal roads
  • No vignette required
  • No toll charges except two specific tunnels

Toll Required for Heavy Vehicles (Over 3.5 tonnes):

  • All trucks, buses, heavy motorhomes
  • Distance-based pricing via Toll Collect system
  • Mandatory since 2005, expanded coverage in 2018

German Toll Costs: Current Rates

Germany uses a sophisticated distance-based toll system for heavy vehicles only.

Car Tunnel Tolls (Only 2 Tunnels)

Tunnel Location Car Toll Length
Herren Tunnel Lübeck-Travemünde €1.00 780 meters
Warnow Tunnel Rostock €3.00 790 meters

Heavy Vehicle Toll Rates (Over 3.5 tonnes)

Component Rate Range Factors Coverage
Infrastructure costs €0.082-0.186/km Axles, road type All toll roads
Air pollution costs €0.000-0.074/km EURO emission class Environmental impact
Noise pollution costs €0.002-0.004/km Time of day 22:00-06:00 higher rates
CO2 costs €0.000-0.019/km Emission standards Climate impact

Total Heavy Vehicle Toll Range: €0.09-0.26 per kilometer

Weight Threshold Changes (2024)

  • 3.5-7.5 tonnes: Goods transport vehicles now subject to toll (since July 1, 2024)
  • Craft business exemption: Special exemptions available for trade vehicles 3.5-7.5t
  • Zero-emission vehicles: Exempt until December 31, 2025

How German Toll System Works

For Cars and Light Vehicles

No Payment Required:

  • Free access to all German autobahns
  • No registration or account setup needed
  • Only tunnel tolls apply (2 locations)
  • No environmental stickers for most areas

For Heavy Vehicles (Toll Collect System)

Payment Methods:

  • On-Board Unit (OBU): Automatic GPS-based toll calculation
  • Toll Collect app: Smartphone-based payment system
  • Online booking: Pre-registration for specific routes
  • Terminal payment: At designated payment points

Registration Requirements:

  • Vehicle registration and technical specifications
  • EURO emission class certification
  • Toll Collect account setup
  • OBU installation (recommended)

Recent Changes (2025)

  • July 2024: Extended toll to 3.5-7.5 tonne goods vehicles
  • Zero-emission incentives: Extended exemption through 2025
  • Craft business exemptions: New regulations for trade vehicles
  • Rate adjustments: Updated infrastructure and environmental costs
  • Digital improvements: Enhanced Toll Collect app functionality

Penalties & Enforcement

Heavy Vehicle Violations

  • Driver fine: €200 for toll evasion
  • Vehicle owner fine: €400 for toll evasion
  • Automatic detection: GPS monitoring and roadside controls
  • Control bridges: Specialized enforcement gantries

Enforcement Technology

  • Satellite-based position monitoring
  • Automatic number plate recognition
  • Mobile enforcement units
  • Fixed control bridges on major routes

Planning Your Germany Journey

For Car Drivers

  • No toll preparation needed for autobahn travel
  • Tunnel costs: Budget €1-3 for northern tunnel crossings
  • Fuel planning: Focus on fuel costs rather than tolls
  • Speed awareness: No speed limits on many autobahn sections

For Commercial Vehicles

  • Pre-registration recommended: Set up Toll Collect account before travel
  • Route planning: Use official toll calculator for cost estimation
  • OBU installation: Most efficient payment method
  • Emission documentation: Ensure EURO class certification available

Germany vs. Neighboring Countries

Country Car Tolls System Type Annual Cost (Cars) HGV Tolls
Germany Free autobahns No toll for cars €0 Distance-based
Austria Vignette required Time-based vignette €103.80 GO-Box system
Switzerland Vignette required Annual vignette only CHF 40 (~€38.50) Distance-based
France Distance tolls Pay per journey Varies by route Same system
Belgium Free (cars) No toll for cars €0 Distance-based
Netherlands Free (cars) No toll for cars €0 Limited tolls
Poland Limited tolls Distance-based (A1, A2, A4) Varies by route Distance-based
Czech Republic Vignette required Electronic vignette ~€50 Distance-based
Denmark Bridge tolls only Pay per crossing Bridge fees only Same + HGV tolls

Frequently Asked Questions

Why doesn't Germany have car tolls like other countries?

Germany's car toll plan was cancelled in 2019 due to EU legal challenges. The existing vehicle tax is considered sufficient road funding for passenger cars.

Can I drive freely on all German autobahns?

Yes, all German autobahns are free for cars and light vehicles under 3.5 tonnes. Only two tunnels in northern Germany charge tolls.

What happens if my truck doesn't pay German tolls?

Violations result in fines of €200 for drivers and €400 for vehicle owners, plus the unpaid toll amount.

Are electric trucks exempt from German tolls?

Yes, zero-emission vehicles are exempt until December 31, 2025. From 2026, they'll pay only 25% of standard rates.

Do I need a German toll account for occasional truck trips?

No, you can use the Toll Collect app or pre-register online for individual journeys without an OBU.

Are there speed limits on German autobahns?

Many sections have no speed limit for cars, but trucks are limited to 80 km/h. Local speed limits apply in urban areas and construction zones.

What about environmental zones in German cities?

Many German cities require environmental stickers (Umweltplakette) for city centers, separate from autobahn tolls.

Cross-Border Travel Tips

Entering Germany

  • From toll countries: No vignette needed once in Germany
  • Border controls: Generally none within Schengen area
  • Documentation: Valid driving license and vehicle registration

Leaving Germany

  • To Austria/Switzerland: Purchase vignette before border
  • To France: Prepare for distance-based tolls
  • To Eastern Europe: Check country-specific requirements

Commercial Vehicle Considerations

  • Multi-country OBU: Consider European toll boxes for frequent travel
  • Documentation: Ensure emission class certificates for all countries
  • Route planning: Use toll calculators for total journey costs

Technology & Innovation

Future Developments

  • Zero-emission incentives: Extended support for clean vehicles
  • Digital integration: Enhanced cross-border compatibility
  • Infrastructure investment: Toll revenue funds road improvements
  • Environmental focus: Increasing emphasis on emission-based pricing

Useful Links & Resources

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