What is EasyGo and which Danish bridges and ferries does it cover?
A shared toll system
Short answer
EasyGo is a cooperation that lets toll chargers and toll service providers exchange data through one shared hub. As of November 2026, 13 providers of European electronic toll service (EETS) are connected, and the system covers toll domains in Denmark, Sweden, Austria and Slovenia. In Denmark the toll chargers are the Great Belt Bridge, the Øresund Bridge and the ferry routes Bøjden–Fynshav, Helsingør–Helsingborg, Odden–Aarhus, Odden–Ebeltoft, Langelandslinjen, Fanølinjen and Samsølinjen. EasyGo does not sell devices itself: to get on-board equipment you contact an EETS provider in your country.
Why
- One hub for several countries.
- Covers both Danish toll bridges.
- Devices come from EETS providers.
Details
Questions about an existing on-board unit go to the provider that issued it, not to EasyGo.
Tip
Ask your toll box provider whether your device is connected to EasyGo before you drive to Denmark.
What may differ
The list of countries, providers and ferry routes in EasyGo can change.
Common misconception
Many think EasyGo is a tag you buy from EasyGo itself.
What actually happens
EasyGo is a data exchange between toll chargers and providers, and the device comes from an EETS provider.
People also ask
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Sources
- EasyGo: About the EasyGo toll serviceChecked at:
- EasyGo: Toll chargersChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Traffic rules, fines and fees can change, so check the Danish authorities before you drive.
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