The A10 motorway in Germany

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The A10 motorway in Germany

The A10 motorway, also known as the Berliner Ring, forms a ring road around Berlin and allows transit traffic to bypass the city centre.

The route is approximately 196 km long and connects the region’s main transport hubs, carrying heavy goods traffic as well as domestic and international freight.

Main sections of the A10 motorway

The A10 motorway encircles Berlin, connecting the region’s key motorway junctions. The main sections include:

Nordring (Potsdam — Oranienburg)
The northern section of the ring road.
Ostring (Oranienburg — Königs Wusterhausen)
The eastern section, important for through traffic.
Südring (Königs Wusterhausen — Potsdam)
The southern section, connecting the A9 and A2.
Westring (Potsdam — Potsdam)
The western part of the ring road, carrying transit traffic towards the A2 and A24.

How do you pay the A10 motorway toll in Germany?

In Germany, the LKW-Maut toll system applies to heavy goods vehicles. Hauliers can pay tolls automatically using on-board units from the E100 range.

E-BOX

On-board device:
E-BOX

E-BOX

Coverage
Roads
Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, France, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Poland and Denmark (bridges), Sweden (bridges), Netherlands
Parking spaces
France, Spain
Bridges
Denmark, Sweden
Tunnels
Liefkenshoek BE, Herren DE and Warnow Crossing DE
Discounts
Spain up to 50%, France up to 13% and Italy up to 13%

E-BOX T

On-board device:
E-BOX T

E-BOX T

Coverage
Roads
Czech Republic, Croatia, Denmark, Slovenia, Slovakia, France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Poland (+A4, A1), Germany, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Norway, Hungary, Netherlands
Parking spaces
France, Spain, Italy, Portugal
Bridges
Denmark, Sweden
Tunnels
Belgium – Liefkenshoek, Netherlands – Blankenburg, Norway
Ferries
Italy, Norway
Discounts
Spain up to 50%, France up to 13%, Italy up to 13%

Toll Collect

Toll Collect device

Toll Collect

Coverage
Roads
Germany, Austria

To start using toll collection devices in Germany and on other European routes, please complete the registration form. The activation process is straightforward, allowing you to get the service up and running quickly and prepare your vehicle for the journey.

Benefits of E100 toll collection

Quick and convenient activation

The registration process is simple and straightforward. We ensure swift delivery and activation of the available solutions.

Cost savings and straightforward billing

With a single contract and one provider for road tolls, you can simplify toll payments and reduce administrative work.

Online transaction monitoring

The E100 Customer Portal allows you to monitor your toll transactions and keep track of your transport-related expenditure.

24/7 driver support

A 24-hour helpline for E100 users provides immediate assistance and answers questions about road tolls.

FAQ

Which vehicles are subject to the LKW-Maut charge on the A10 motorway (Berliner Ring)?

The LKW-Maut charge applies to all vehicles with a technically permissible maximum laden mass of more than 3.5 tonnes.

How is the toll calculated on the Berlin Ring Road?

The toll is calculated based on the number of kilometres travelled, the number of axles, the vehicle’s weight and its CO₂ emission class.

What are the current toll rates on the A10?

The rates depend on the vehicle’s specifications, and the current prices are published by Toll Collect in online tables: https://www.toll-collect.de/en/toll_collect/bezahlen/maut_tarife/p1745_mauttarife_07_2024.html

Is the entire A10 ring road subject to tolls?

Yes, tolls apply along the entire length of the Berliner Ring for heavy goods vehicles.

How does Toll Collect work on the A10 — particularly on this busy ring road?

Toll Collect automatically records journeys via the OBU or manually via the portal or app.

How do I pay for using the A10 — OBU, app or terminal?

The most convenient method available for paying tolls on the A10 motorway in Germany for heavy goods vehicles is the on-board unit (OBU). Thanks to satellite technology, tolls are recorded automatically. E100 offers OBUs integrated with the Toll Collect system, such as the E-BOX or E-BOX T.

Are there any specific sections of the A10 where heavy goods vehicle checks are carried out?

More frequent checks may be carried out on certain sections.

Are there any Maut exemptions for certain vehicles on the A10?

Electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, as well as selected light commercial vehicles, may be exempt from tolls.

What penalties apply for failing to pay the Maut toll on the A10?

Failure to pay the toll results in a surcharge on the outstanding amount and an administrative fine.

Is it possible to calculate transport costs around Berlin (A10)?

Yes, Toll Collect provides an online calculator to work out journey costs: https://www.toll-collect.de/en/toll_collect/bezahlen/maut_tarife/p1745_mauttarife_07_2024.html

How do roadworks or upgrades on the A10 affect toll planning?

Traffic disruptions do not alter the toll rates, but they do mean that journey times must be taken into account when planning transport.

Can foreign lorries claim a refund on part of their A10 tolls?

No, the German LKW-Maut system does not provide for toll refunds for foreign hauliers.

The A10 motorway in Germany — information and tolls for heavy goods vehicles

The A10 motorway in Germany — rules and tolls for lorries. Check the route, the Maut system, toll rates, payment methods and toll collection devices.