Toll prices: an average increase of 3% in 2024

The increase in tolls comes within the framework of the planned annual revision of contracts between the State and concessionaires. It comes against a backdrop of inflation and investment by motorway businesses.

To calculate the price changes to be applied to the 1^er in february, motorway concessionaires shall use the inflation rate recorded over the relevant reference period (for the 2024 fares: end 2022 to october 2023). The pass-through of inflation to price revaluation can be as high as 70%.

These developments are validated annually by the State.

It should be noted that in 2024, the 2015 tariff freeze imposed by the Crown no longer applies and ended in 2023.

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 31 January 2024. The rates are also available on the motorway businesses' websites.

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

• A'lienor (A65): + 4,31 %;
• APPR (A5, A6, A42, A71, A75): + 3,02 %;
• AREA (A43, A48, A49): + 3,04 %;
• BSO (A7, A10, A61, A62, A64, A89): + 2,70 %;
• Cofiroute (A10, A11, A85): + 2,70 %;
• Escota (A8, A50, A51): + 2,70 %;
• Sanef (A1, A4, A16, A26): + 2,79 %;
• SAPN (A13, A14, A29): + 3,08 %.