How much are tolls in Bergen?
Prices by fuel type, rush hours, discounts and the hourly rule.
Short answer
In Bergen a petrol or hybrid car pays NOK 32 per toll passage without an AutoPASS agreement and NOK 64 in weekday rush hours. Diesel cars pay NOK 38 or NOK 70, and electric cars NOK 22 or NOK 44. An AutoPASS agreement and tag make all these prices 20 percent lower, for example NOK 25.60.
Why
- Ferde, a toll company owned by the county councils of Vestland, Rogaland and Agder, collects the Bypakke Bergen tolls.
- Rush-hour rates apply Monday to Friday from 06:30 to 09:00 and from 14:30 to 16:30, and tolls are collected in one direction only.
- With a valid AutoPASS agreement and tag, no more than 60 passages per vehicle are charged in a calendar month.
Details
If the same vehicle passes several Bypakke Bergen stations within 60 minutes, only the most expensive passage is charged. Zero-emission vehicles need a valid AutoPASS agreement and tag to get the AutoPASS discount, but the electric car price without an agreement is already lower than for petrol cars. Hydrogen cars with an agreement pass free of charge.
Tip
If you can, drive outside 06:30–09:00 and 14:30–16:30 on weekdays: the same passage then costs half as much.
What may differ
Heavy vehicles over 3,500 kg are in rate group 2 and pay other rates. Roads around Bergen such as Askøypakken, Nordhordlandspakken and the E39 between Svegatjørn and Rådal are separate toll projects with their own prices.
People also ask
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Sources
- Ferde: Bypakke Bergen tolls and pricesChecked at:
- Ferde: Toll projects and pricesChecked at:
- AutoPASS: Rates and discountsChecked at:
Prices change, so check Ferde before you go.
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