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E100 - the first and the only fuel card with which toll motorway sections are available in Kazakhstan
A hybrid system is used to collect tolls on roads in Kazakhstan. The journey is recorded by means of gantries located in special points on the road. The payment is made on departure from the paid section. The computer system automatically counts the checkpoints passed, identifies the type of vehicle, its registration number and calculates the toll due.
You can settle with the Е100 card. There is no need to transfer a deposit or freeze money to pay for a road trip in Kazakhstan, as the money due for the trip will be collected from your general Е100 account.
all vehicles
The toll rates are different for residents and non-residents of Kazakhstan. A detailed description of the settlement procedure and toll rate is available on the official website of the joint stock company АО "НК "КазАвтоЖол".
The Е100 fuel card - via toll terminals installed at toll booths on exit from a toll road.
Detailed instructions on road tolls can be found here.
The Asfinag system works on the principle of microwave technology using gantries located above toll roads. Payment control is carried out by the police and special vehicles equipped with radars. The device emits one short beep when driving the appropriate section of the road and successfully collecting the toll.
Е100 is a preferential partner to pay road tolls in BelToll.
The electronic toll collection system in Belarus has been in force since 1 July 2013. BelToll is based on the technology of special short-distance radio connections. Above the road, there are metal toll portals equipped with a transmitter and receiver. When passing through them, the system automatically reads funds from the on-board unit's account.
Road tolls in this country can be made using the EBOX, One Toll T and Satellic on-board devices. Control of the journey with toll sections is carried out via the on-board device via satellite.
Bulgaria has a satellite system that uses geolocation data to collect road tolls
Since 1 June 2017, company's customers can purchase electronic vignettes needed to travel on toll roads in the UK.
Since July 1, 2013, the HU-GO electronic road toll collection system has been operating in Hungary, where travel is possible after purchasing a relational ticket or using an on-board device.
On January 1, 2005, Toll Collect implemented a satellite toll collection system in Germany that combines GPS and GSM technology. The toll control responsibilities have been split between Toll Collect and the Federal Office for Goods Transport (BAG).
For registered customers at TollCollect with the E100 card:
Tolls in Greece depend on the vehicle category and distance travelled. . The motorway sections are managed by seven toll service providers. Tolls are available online only on their official websites: Aegean motorway, Attiky Odos, Egnatia Odos, Kentriky Odos, Moreas, Nea Odos and Olympia Odos.
The via-T network includes toll motorways in Spain. Tolls for roads can be made with an on-board device, the obligation covers all categories of vehicles. Cars subject to toll payment should be registered in the electronic toll collection system before entering the toll section and have an on-board unit properly installed.
In Luxembourg, as in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden, Eurovignette electronic toll collection system applies. Therefore, if you need to travel through several countries in this zone, you can order only one Eurovignette.
In Italy, since 2008, a toll has to be paid on a network of more than 6,500 km of motorway. All vehicle categories are subject to tolls.
In Denmark, as in Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Sweden, Eurovignette electronic toll collection system applies. Therefore, if you need to travel through several countries in this zone, you can order only one Eurovignette.
In the Netherlands, as in Denmark, Luxembourg and Sweden, Eurovignette electronic toll collection system applies. Therefore, if you need to travel through several countries in this zone, you can order only one Eurovignette.
AutoPASS is a Norwegian toll system. It is owned by Statens vegvesen [Norwegian Public Road Administration Authority]. Most toll stations in Norway are automated. The journey takes place without stopping. Cars subject to the obligation to pay a toll should be registered in the electronic toll collection system and have a properly installed on-board unit before entering the toll section.
The e-TOLL system is based on satellite technology, i.e. determining the user's position using satellite positioning with the use of virtual gantries.
The AmberOne А1 motorway starts near Pruszcz to the south of Gdansk and ends in Czerniewica. This 152 km long section is part of the А1 motorway connecting Torun with the State border in Gorzyczki.
The A2 Motorway with 4 paid sections: Konin - Września, Września - Poznań, Poznań - Nowy Tomyśl, Nowy Tomyśl - Rzepin.
Mysłowice - Balice section
Wrocław-Katowice section
ViaVerde is Portugal's toll road network with toll roads. All vehicle categories are required to pay the toll. You can pay for roads using the on-board unit. Cars subject to toll payment should be registered in the electronic toll collection system before entering the toll section and have an on-board unit properly installed.
The «Platon» system provides for the collection, processing and storage of traffic data and covers all national public roads. With the Е100 fuel card, you can drive for 50,774 km along toll roads within the system.
All toll road sections of the M3 Moscow - border with Ukraine, M4 Moscow - Novorossiysk and 258 - 334 km (local detour Vyshny Volochyok) М11 Moscow - Petersburg roads.
There are four toll road sections with a total length of 226 km in the Pskov Oblast region.
Since 1 October 2010, Romania has been using an electronic vignette toll collection system and such vignette can be purchased online.
Since 1 January 2010, Slovakia has introduced electronic toll collection. The system covers motorways and expressways, as well as a wide range of national roads - subject to toll via GPS-GSM satellite toll collection technology. Cars subject to the obligation to pay a toll should be registered in the electronic toll collection system and have a properly installed on-board unit before entering the toll section.
Since 1 April 2018 Slovenia introduced a new electronic DarsGO toll system for vehicles above 3.5t. Vehicles with a mass of more than 3.5 t must be equipped with a new DarsGo on-board unit. The new system covers 618 km of toll roads in Slovenia. The toll is calculated based on the distance travelled, number of axles and EURO emission class. The DarsGo unit records transactions communicating with a network of 125 gates located along motorways. The new system provides for a non-stop journey through Slovenian territory.
The TIS-PL network in France has been operating since 2007 and includes toll motorways managed by licensees. There are 22 operators of expressways, highways, tunnels and bridges in France. You can pay for roads with an on-board device (there are discounts for users). Cars subject to toll payment should be registered in the electronic toll collection system before entering the toll section and have an on-board unit properly installed.
The electronic road toll collection system in the Czech Republic uses modern satellite technology. Trucks must be equipped with an OBU for connection to the road toll system. The calculation of the amount to be paid for a particular section consists in the transmission of location data to the system.
In Switzerland, road tolls are based on the distance traveled, the total permissible gross weight and the vehicle's emission class. E100 offers payment for road tolls in Switzerland with the EBOX device and the LogPay card, which is issued free of charge. The card is used to pay for travel at stationary terminals. When entering Switzerland for the first time, the driver should receive an ID card for each vehicle.
In Sweden, as in Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Denmark, Eurovignette electronic toll collection system applies. Therefore, if you need to travel through several countries in this zone, you can order only one Eurovignette.
In Latvia, there is a vignette system, which means that you have to buy a vignette for a certain period of time before using toll roads.
In Lithuania, there is a vignette system, which means that you have to buy a vignette for a certain period of time before using toll roads.
In Estonia, there is a vignette system, which means that you have to buy a vignette for a certain period of time before using toll roads.