Find out where you will have to pay toll on this page.
A map of where to pay toll
As of 1 January 2025 trucks of 12 tons and above will pay toll for driving on the Danish state road network and parts of the Danish municipal road network (approx. 10,900 km). This is estimated to cover approx. 75 percent of the total number of driven kilometres by trucks.
You can also see the Danish Road Directorate's map of the tolled road network.
You must pay for all the road segments on the tolled road network that you drive on. A road segment is a section of a road, for example, between two intersections or a specific stretch of a longer road.
If you have GNSS equipment in your truck, it must be switched on at all times when driving on the entire Danish road network and not just when driving on tolled roads.
It is the intention of the Danish government that the road toll will apply to the entire Danish public road network (approx. 75,000 km) as of 1 January 2028.
Get an answer to your question
Do I have to pay toll to drive on the Storebælt Bridge and the Øresund Bridge?
No, you do not have to pay KM toll for driving your truck on the Storebælt Bridge or the Øresund Bridge, but you still have to pay for crossing the bridge as you do today.
Do you drive on the same road segment multiple times?
You will only pay once for the road segment you load or live on within 24 hours, provided you have not driven on other toll roads during that period.
For example, if you drive into a garage, unload for 10 minutes, and drive out again.
If you return to the garage later in the day, you will pay again for the road segment.
If you park for 48 hours and drive out again, you will pay for the road segment twice, as more than 24 hours have passed.
