Road toll payment France
One device – all road tolls in 14 European countries! Stop worrying about fines in France: pay your road tolls automatically with CarGObox!

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One device – all road tolls in 14 European countries! Stop worrying about fines in France: pay your road tolls automatically with CarGObox!

On French highways, most sections are tolled, and the network offers numerous service areas with parking, gas stations and restaurants along the way.
In addition, France applies a surcharge for using highways and roads on weekends and during certain time slots, information that is often displayed along the route.
Vehicles with a maximum authorized weight over 3.5 tons can pay highway tolls with the CarGObox device, which lets you pay road tolls automatically across Europe.
There are also toll exemptions in certain areas, namely Alsace and Lorraine, Auvergne and Brittany, as well as highway sections that pass through cities.
Another upside of road tolls in France is that you can recover the VAT paid on the road toll, which is 20% of the total amount. You can do this yourself by following the steps here or you can rely on the CargoTrack specialists who handle the entire process for you.



Trucks fall into vehicle class 4, so you will pay according to this category. With the CarGObox device, you pay road tolls automatically and avoid the worry and stress of fines.
It is also important to know that you need to purchase an environmental sticker if you drive through cities such as Paris. It is purchased online and delivered within 14 days. You can buy it here.


You have two payment options when driving a truck in France: paying at the physical toll booths on the highway, or paying automatically through an OBU device.
With the first option, you pay the road toll at the highway toll stations in cash or by card.
With the second option, by installing CarGObox, you pass through the dedicated highway lanes at up to 30 km/h and no longer need to stop at other stations.


Passenger cars can pay French highway tolls only at the highway toll stations, in cash or by card, depending on the vehicle class and distance traveled.
