VAT rates
2024-01-18 • 1 min read
As of 1 January 2024, toll rates on Polish national heavy-duty toll roads have increased significantly according to the Polish Electronic Toll Tax System.
By 1 January 2024, toll rates on Polish national heavy-duty toll roads, known as the electronic toll, have increased significantly according to the Polish Electronic Toll Tax System. The increase is between 15 and 16%. As of today there will be two tariff structures based on the class of national road.
The increase is between 15 and 16%.
The division is made between roads of Class A & S and Class GP & G. Rates from 1 January 2024 per kilometre for the road class A & S (PLN):. ZZZZ Euro 5 or higher: O---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
Vehicles with a maximum weight of between 3,5 t and 12 t:.
Vehicles with a maximum weight of 12 tonnes or more:.............
Rates from 1 January 2024 per kilometre for the road class GP & G (PLN):.
ZZZZ Euro 5 or higher: O---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
Vehicles with a maximum weight of between 3,5 t and 12 t:. Vehicles with a maximum weight of 12 tonnes or more:............ If you travel through Poland regularly, please note that you will spend more on tolls. For more information on this renewed scheme, please visit: Bilateral amount calculator 2024.
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