- Germany: free motorways but small environmental articles
In Germany, motorways remain free. A few years ago, the authorities planned to introduce a system attached. However, the latter was dismissed as discriminatory by the Court of Justice of the European Union. In fact, German residents, unlike foreigners, could have been reimbursed for the amount spent through taxes.
On the environmental side, some German cities including Berlin, Frankfurt or Dusseldorf established low emission zones or ZFE (“Umweltzonen”), thus prohibiting the circulation and parking of vehicles deemed polluting. The environmental sticker that allows you to drive in these areas is immediately available for €15 by going to in the center of Dikara in Belgium. It is also available on the center’s website. Attention, it will then be necessary to calculate a delay Delivery a maximum of ten days!
- France: High Fees and Vignettes
If you often go to France, you don’t know that there are tolls for access to motorways. In reality ,You will pay more or less depending on the number of kilometers you travel between your departure and arrival. It is important to note that due to the inflationary context, sFee prices in France will increase by an average of 4.75% in 2023. So, on average, you’ll pay seven EUR for 100 km.
Also, don’t forget to bring a poster Crit’air if you want to circulate In one of the ZFEs such as, for example, in Paris, Lyon, Nice or Rouen. To get it, just one address, The official website of the French authorities.
It costs €4.61 inclusive per vehicle.
- Spain: Fee deduction and Crit’air vignettes accepted
In 2020, the country has Stop renewing some franchises for highway managers and Several parts are now free. Thus, the vast majority of the Spanish motorway network is freely accessible.
The cities of Barcelona, Madrid, Cordoba, Seville and Valencia have implemented EPZs (“Zona de Bajas Emisiones”). In the capital, ZFE is valid at all times while in Seville and Barcelona only during the week and during the day. Good news, according to the observer Automotive, Spain Accepts stickers from other countriesLike the Crit’air thumbnail.
