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Scrapped motorway tolls in Spain could save hauliers €1,900 per truck, per year

Tolls on Spain's AP-2 and AP-7 motorways will end tomorrow, bringing cost savings to more than 12,000 trucks that transport goods from Spain over the French border everyday, according to the country's National Federation of Transport Associations, Fenadismer.

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31.08.2021

The end of the tolls means that the motorways will be free for the first time in 40 years.

From tomorrow, the following sections of motorways will be transferred to the Ministry of Transport and at the same time will be free:

  • AP2 between Alfajarín (Zaragoza) and El Vendrell (Tarragona) – 215 kilometers
  • AP7 between La Jonquera and Salou – 245 kilometers
  • AP7 between Montmeló and Papiol – 31 kilometers

In addition, on two Catalan toll motorways there will no longer be toll roads and will be managed by the Generalitat:

  • C32 in Maresme, between Barcelona and Lloret de Mar – 48 kilometers
  • C33 between Barcelona and Montmeló (25 km)

It is thought the scrapping of the tolls could save hauliers as much as €1,900 per truck every year.


Photo: Jorge Franganillo / Flickr / CC BY 2.0