Toll table

The toll obligation for trucks and combinations of vehicles from a maximum permissible weight of 7.5 tonnes applies on all federal long-distance roads including resting systems and begins with the driveway to the Bundesfernstraße. The toll road network is divided into junctions and routes. A node can • a connecting point of a federal highway including the Bundesautobahnkreuz and the Bundesautobahndreieck; • a resting system with a turning possibility permitted by road traffic law, • a junction, junction or access to a toll or departure from a federal road, with the exception of access roads within the meaning of § 8a of the Federal Far Roads Act, • be the federal border. The relevant reference point for calculating lengths is usually located at the intersection of the toll route with the subordinate road connected there. This definition applies mutatis mutandis to motorway triangles and intersections. Two consecutive nodes limit one fare route. The length of the route is defined as the tariff length. It corresponds to the measured length, which was commercially rounded to 100 meters. The tariff lengths, the names and coordinates of the nodes are listed in the toll table.