Attention fleet managers and transport planners: Truck tolls in Poland will be adjusted again starting in 2025. In addition to new toll road sections, CO₂ emission classes now play a central role in the calculation. In this article, you’ll learn:
- Which vehicles pay how much
- How to determine your truck’s emission class
- Which tools help with toll cost calculation
Current Electronic Toll Rates from January 1, 2025
- 📄 Toll rates for national roads class A and S (from 01.01.2025)
- 📄 Toll rates for national roads class GP and G (from 01.01.2025)
Tools for Digital Toll Calculation & Route Planning
With the toll calculator by IMPARGO, you can automatically calculate your truck tolls – based on route, weight, and emission class.
Dispatchers also benefit from:
- Route planning with toll comparison
- DriverApp with GPS tracking & communication
- Central overview of routes, tolls, documents & transport orders
New Toll Sections from November 1, 2024
From November 1, 2024, Poland will expand the e-TOLL network. New toll sections affect, among others, Szczecinek, Wałcz, Jarocin, Ostrów Wielkopolski, and Kępno. The toll obligation applies to vehicles over 3.5 t.
➔ Official list of toll sections (PDF)
How Does the Truck Toll Work in Poland & How Is It Paid?
The electronic toll in Poland is recorded and calculated via the e-TOLL system – based on:
- The road class (A, S, GP, G)
- The permissible total weight of the vehicle or vehicle combination
- The CO₂ emission class (EURO standard)
The following GNSS-based tracking options are available:
CO₂ Emission Classes & Their Role in Truck Tolling
The more environmentally friendly (e.g., EURO 6) your vehicle, the lower the toll costs. To determine your vehicle’s class, you will need:
- Vehicle registration document
- EURO certificate or certificate of conformity
- Year of first registration
- ➡ Official classification calculator
Emission Class Table by Year of Manufacture (Sample)
| Year of Manufacture | EURO Class |
|---|---|
| from 1999 | EURO 0 – 2 |
| 2000 – 2004 | EURO 3 |
| 2005 – 2009 | EURO 4 |
| from 2010 | EURO 5 – 6 |
With the correct classification, you can precisely calculate your truck tolls in Poland – and reduce costs effectively.
Which Vehicles Are Subject to Toll?
All vehicles with a permissible total weight of over 3.5 tons are subject to tolls – including buses, tractor units, truck-trailer combinations, and semi-trailers.
Conclusion: Know the New Rules – Check Emission Class – Plan Digitally
With the changes coming in 2025, it’s crucial to keep your vehicle data up to date and use digital tools for toll optimization. Those who bring transparency to their routes and costs will save real money.
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