France
toll per sectionKey points in France
Tolls and extra costs
- Péage per section: ticket at the entry, pay at the exit by card or toll tag.
- Barrier-free toll (flux libre) on the A13/A14 Paris–Normandy, A79 and A69: pay online within 72 hours or face a fine from €90. The A69 is only partly open.
- The ZFE zones stay: the Constitutional Council struck down their abolition on 21 May 2026. In Paris and Lyon, Crit'Air 3, 4, 5 and unclassified cars are banned. Paris only fines Crit'Air 3 from 2027.
- Order the Crit'Air sticker only at certificat-air.gouv.fr (€3.85 to a French address).
- Paris – Lyon (A6)€41.28
- Paris – Marseille€69.44
Low-emission zones 3
- Paris (Grand Paris, A86)Diesel min. Crit'Air ≤ 2 · Petrol min. Crit'Air ≤ 2
- LyonDiesel min. Crit'Air ≤ 2 · Petrol min. Crit'Air ≤ 2
- Marseille, Toulouse, Nice, Strasbourg, Montpellier …Diesel min. Crit'Air ≤ 3 · Petrol min. Crit'Air ≤ 3
Check vehicle data officially (number plate) ↗ certificat-air.gouv.fr
Watch out
- Speed camera alerts are banned (up to €1,500). Navigation apps show only 'danger zones' there.
- 20 km/h over costs €135. Motorways drop to 110 km/h in the rain instead of 130.
- Barrier-free tolls (A13/A14, A79, A69): pay online within 72 hours.
Truck (over 3.5 t)
- Péage · > 3,5 t · EETS
- Truck driving ban (> 7,5 t): Saturday 22 h to Sunday 22 h, with extra bans in holiday periods and around public holidays.
One toll box for the whole route: an EETS provider covers several countries with one device, for example: DKV BOX EUROPE, UTA One, Eurowag (W.A.G. payment), AS 24, Telepass EU, Toll4Europe.