Motorways

Toll prices: 0.92% average increase in 2025

Publié le 30 janvier 2025 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

Toll rates are reviewed annually at 1er February. After an average increase of 4.75% in 2023 and 3% in 2024, the Department of Transport announced in December 2024 an increase well below inflation. Several orders issued in Official Journal of 29 january confirm an increase of around 0.92% at 1er february 2025 on major motorway networks.

After significant increases in recent years, highway operating businesses are predicting a smaller increase for 2025. The evolution of tolls takes place within the framework of the annual revision of contracts between the State and the concessionaires.

The increase in fares differs from region to region, with each business applying its own increase.

The decrees fixing the tariffs applicable to the various motorway networks were published in the Official Journal of 29 January 2025. The rates are also available on the motorway businesses' websites.

The following increases (applicable to light vehicles of category A1) are noted:

  • APRR (A5, A6, A42, A71, A75): + 1.08% ;
  • AREA (A43, A48, A49): + 1.09% ;
  • ASF (A7, A10, A61, A62, A64, A89): + 0.76% ;
  • Cofiroute (A10, A11, A85) 0.76% ;
  • Escota (A8, A50, A51): + 0.76% ;
  • Sanef (A1, A4, A16, A26) + 0.84% ;
  • SAPN (A13, A14, A29): + 1.14%.

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