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Toll Collect at transport logistic

At the transport logistic trade fair, Toll Collect will provide information about the extension of the toll to all federal trunk roads in 2018. You can find more detailed information at booth 125/226 in hall A6. ...more

OBU: updating the operating data

If a truck has been decommissioned for an extended period or has been travelling outside of Germany, this message could appear on the OBU display: "OPERATING DATA INVALID". The LED will also light up red. Here are some tips on how to proceed if this happens. ...more

The millionth On-Board Unit for truck toll has been installed

The millionth On-Board Unit (OBU) was installed today. The vehicle in which the millionth OBU will automatically collect truck toll in future comes from MAN Financial Services – Rental. ...more

Customer portal with new functions

Numerous new services are now available in the Toll Collect customer portal. New customers can register directly online. Changes of address and the registration and deregistration of vehicles are simple and possible at any time. ...more

100,000 vehicles use TOLL2GO

The 100,000th vehicle for TOLL2GO, the German-Austrian toll service, was registered today. In September 2015, ASFINAG, the Austrian toll operator, and Toll Collect GmbH, who are responsible for toll collection in Germany, extended their successful cooperation, which began in 2011, by a further three years. ...more

Toll on vehicles of 7.5 tonnes or more introduced as planned

Vehicles with a weight of 7.5 tonnes or more must also now pay a toll charge. Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt experienced the planned extension of the toll requirement for himself last night following a visit to the toll operator Toll Collect in Berlin. Only trucks with a weight of 12 tonnes or higher were required to pay a toll on motorways and selected federal trunk roads up to now. ...more

Toll rates with two additional axle classes from 1 October 2015

The four axle classes valid from 1 October can now be booked at around 3,600 toll station terminals and on the Internet. The legislator decided to extend the axle classes from two to four (2, 3, 4, 5 and more axles) in May 2015. ...more

Caution drivers! Check your OBU settings

As of 1 October, drivers of trucks with a gross vehicle weight of less than 7.5 tonnes will need to check whether the integrated On-Board Unit (OBU) is correctly set for toll collection purposes. ...more

Cross-system TOLL2GO toll service extended

ASFINAG and Toll Collect, the toll operators in Austria and Germany, have extended their cooperation by a further three years. The Toll Collect on-board units have been used to collect tolls in Austria since 2011. ...more

50 days until start on 1 October 2015

Only 50 days until the start of the toll requirement for vehicles and vehicle combinations with a gross vehicle weight of 7.5 tonnes or more. Companies whose trucks are subject to the toll as of 1 October 2015 should register with Toll Collect during the summer and then have an On-Board Unit (OBU) fitted to automatically log on to the toll system. ...more

Toll requirement to be extended in 2015

As of 1 October 2015, the toll requirement will be extended to vehicles from 7.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight. The legal requirements for this have been in put place by the German Bundestag and the German Bundesrat. ...more

New toll atlas released

The Toll Collect toll atlas has been updated. The new version contains all the routes that have been subject to toll since 1 July 2015. Order yours now for free! ...more

90 days until the start of the toll requirement for medium-weight trucks

Only 90 days until the start of the toll requirement for vehicles and vehicle combinations with a gross vehicle weight of 7.5 tonnes or more. Companies whose trucks shall be subject to toll as of 1 October 2015 should register with Toll Collect during the summer and then have an On-Board Unit (OBU) fitted for automatic log-on to the toll system. ...more

Toll on federal trunk roads successfully started

Today at exactly midnight, toll collection began on a further 1,100 kilometres of federal trunk roads in Germany. During the first hours of the day, 800,000 kilometres were recorded and invoiced. ...more

Truck tolls on additional federal trunk roads: Log-on via terminals and internet starting from 28 June

As of Sunday, 28 June 2015, the route sections of the federal trunk roads which are subject to toll as of 1 July 2015 can be booked via the internet and at around 3,600 toll station terminals. In general, a toll ticket can be purchased over the so-called manual log-on system three days before the journey commences. ...more

Toll requirement to be extended in 2015

From 1 July 2015 a further 1,100 kilometres of federal trunk roads will be subject to toll. From 1 October 2015 the same will apply for vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of 7.5 tonnes or more. The legal requirements for this have been put in place by the German Bundestag and the German Bundesrat. ...more

New customer portal provides a range of benefits

In our new portal for registered customers you find an overview of your current customer and vehicle data. With just a few clicks you can change vehicle data online and register new vehicles. ...more

New rates as of 1 January 2015

As of 1 January 2015, there will be new toll rates for trucks with a gross vehicle weight of 12 tonnes and higher in Germany. ...more

Payment by EC debit card no longer possible

Due to low demand, it will no longer be possible to pay by EC debit card at toll station terminals as of 1 January 2015. ...more

Mobile search available

With our new location search, you can now also find toll stations and service partners from on the road. ...more

Faster update of your vehicle data with TOLL-EasyChange

TOLL-EasyChange makes it easier to change vehicle data. As of February 2014 it will no longer be necessary to bring your vehicle to a Toll Collect Service Partner. ...more

Order info materials online

Free information about the toll system can now be ordered online. An order form is available on the Toll Collect website. ...more

Toll Collect has changed over to SEPA

If you pay the truck toll using the settlement by credit account method, you should immediately start using the new international IBAN and BIC account information for your transfers. ...more

Important: submit your SEPA mandate!

If you do not have a credit account with Toll Collect, please be sure to promptly send your SEPA mandate to your payment services provider. This may be LogPay, or the issuer of your fuel card or credit card. ...more

OBU: Update Operating Data

Please note that the OBU-display message „Operating Data Invalid“ may appear in case the vehicle was not in use for a longer term or was not in transit in Germany. Further the red LED will turn up. Here are a few tips how to proceed in such a situation. ...more

Helaba in Online Banking

During online banking, the name of the receiving bank is automatically identified when the sort code is entered. Consequently, registered Toll Collect users who settle their toll by credit account and use online banking for making account payments do not have to change the name of the bank. ...more

Facing the challenge of sustainability

Since the introduction of tolls for heavy goods vehicles in Germany, toll road use in the emission category Euro 5 and EEV1 has risen to 77 per cent. This is just one way in which the satellite-supported toll system from Toll Collect is contributing to sustainability. ...more

Federal trunk roads booking: Do not forget the number

You want to book a trip on a federal trunk road online or at the toll terminal? For the route selection, please always enter the number of the federal road at first and then type in the name of the driveway. For example: B100 Landsberg - without blank between B and number! ...more

Truck toll system proven effective

The overall collection rate, a key measure of the accuracy and reliability of toll system operation, reached 99.9% for the first time in 2011. ...more

Registered but still no OBU?

From August 2011, Toll Collect will be using recycling paper for mailing toll statements and itemised journey lists. You can support our commitment to environmental protection by having these documents sent to you via e-mail. ...more