Poland won't introduce separate e-TOLL rates for heavy motorhomes
Poland's Ministry of Infrastructure has responded to a parliamentary inquiry, stating it does not plan to introduce separate, lower rates for motorhom...
Poland's Ministry of Infrastructure has responded to a parliamentary inquiry, stating it does not plan to introduce separate, lower rates for motorhomes with a permissible gross weight above 3.5 tonnes in the e-TOLL system. The ministry cites EU Directive 1999/62/EC and the 'user pays' principle, under which the fee depends on weight, not the purpose of the trip. However, from September 21, 2026, an exemption from electronic tolls will apply to trailers towed by passenger cars with a weight below 3.5 tonnes, affecting about 99% of tourist vehicles. Owners of heavier motorhomes, numbering around 2,200 in Poland, will continue to pay the same rates as trucks.