French Autoroute Tolls (1 Viewer)

[Don Madge]

I'm not sure whether this has been posted before but some will find this useful.

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Safe travelling.

Don

 

[johnp10]

Thanks, Don.
Planning our first trip over the water, this couldnt have come at a better time.

 

[Reallyretired]

Stone me, they're expensive :Angry: Only thing to do is avoid the toll motorways (saves fuel too, though not time) though I make an exception for the Millau bridge which is worth every cent.

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[f6c]

French Tolls

Hi Every one.
Can anyone tell me what class my 5 tonne tag axle Auto-Trail comes under.oh:

 

[MrJinks]

Hi Every one.
Can anyone tell me what class my 5 tonne tag axle Auto-Trail comes under.oh:

Class 3....but if you are lucky and smile sweetly at the cashier you might get away with a class 2 :thumb:


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[Don Madge]

For vehicle classification see Link Removed

Don

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[scotjimland]

Hi Every one.
Can anyone tell me what class my 5 tonne tag axle Auto-Trail comes under.oh:

Tag axle and over 3.5t = Class 4

Vehicle with more than two axles and height of 3 metres or more, or GVW of more than 3.5 tonnes

 

[Jim]

Tag axle and over 3.5t = Class 4

On a trip a few years ago we were charged class 4 in our tagaxle Autotrail (5 ton) I said "Non Non Classe 3" in my best Allo-Allo accent a few times and the lady operator rolled her eyes and changed it to classe 3, the rest of the trip in that MH it just came up as class 3. I thought it was 3. though its clearly a class 4:Blush:

 

[bernardfeay]

I definitely fit in the class three category but I have been charged class two once. Is it really the case that the cashier has the power to make the decision. I thought the vehicle would be automatically weighed and height checked leaving no lee way for the cashier.

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