Road tolls and vignettes in Denmark (2026)

Last reviewed: 30 October 2026

In short: Cars pay a toll to cross the Storebælt Bridge and the Øresund Bridge. Whether other Danish roads have charges for cars was not checked on an official page.

RuleWhat applies
Tolls for cars on national roadsTolls and vignettes for passenger cars; Passenger car⚠ Not yet verified
Toll roads and named chargesTolls and vignettes for passenger cars; Passenger carStorebælt Bridge (between Zealand and Funen): car 3 to 6 m long DKK 205 one way with an automatic Express payment agreement (Bizz or number plate), DKK 235 paying by card or cash, price list from 1 January 2026. [1]
Toll roads and named chargesTolls and vignettes for passenger cars; Passenger carØresund Bridge (between Copenhagen and Malmö): passenger car up to 6 m DKK 470 at the toll station, DKK 420 with an online ticket, DKK 182 per trip with an ØresundGO contract. [2]
How to payTolls and vignettes for passenger cars; Passenger carStorebælt: at the toll booth, green Express lanes for an active Bizz or number plate agreement (lower price); other lanes accept card or cash at the higher price. [3]
How to payTolls and vignettes for passenger cars; Passenger carØresund: buy an online ticket for the date and number plate and drive through without stopping, use an ØresundGO contract, or pay by card or cash at the toll station. [4]
Days allowed to pay after travelTolls and vignettes for passenger cars; Passenger car⚠ Not yet verified

Notes

  • Only the Storebælt and Øresund bridge pages were read. No official page that states whether other Danish roads carry tolls for cars was found, so the overall extent is not shown.

Sources

  1. Sund & Bælt (Storebælt): Prices and discounts for private customers (consulted 30 October 2026) · all sources
  2. Øresundsbron: Øresund Bridge prices (consulted 30 October 2026) · all sources
  3. Sund & Bælt (Storebælt): Toll booth (consulted 30 October 2026) · all sources
  4. Øresundsbron: Paying at the toll station on Øresundsbron (consulted 30 October 2026) · all sources

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