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Are there toll roads or a motorway vignette in Denmark?

Free roads, two toll bridges

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Short answer

Driving a car on Denmark's road network is free, and there is no vignette for motorways. The two exceptions are the Great Belt Bridge (Storebæltsbroen) and the Øresund Bridge (Øresundsbroen) to Sweden. In 2026 a single trip in a car of 3–6 m over the Great Belt Bridge costs 235 kr. by card or cash, and the Øresund Bridge costs 470 kr. at the toll station as of November 2026. Both bridges are open 24 hours a day and close only in extreme weather.

Toll roads in Denmark

Why

  1. No motorway charge for cars.
  2. Only two bridges charge a toll.
  3. Both bridges are open 24/7.

Details

Lorries of 12 tonnes and over have paid a kilometre-based road toll since 1 January 2025, but it does not apply to cars.

Tip

If you drive between Copenhagen and Jutland, compare the bridge toll with the train before you go.

What may differ

Bridge prices change from year to year, so check the current price on the bridge websites before the trip.

Common misconception

Many drivers think they need a vignette for Danish motorways, as in Austria or Switzerland.

What actually happens

Danish motorways are free for cars, and only the Great Belt Bridge and the Øresund Bridge charge a toll.

People also ask

  • How much is the Great Belt Bridge toll?
  • Do you pay both ways on the Øresund Bridge?
  • Do lorries pay a road tax in Denmark?

Sources

This answer is for reference only. Traffic rules, fines and fees can change, so check the Danish authorities before you drive.

Toll roads in Denmark