Electronic toll collection system

BelToll is an electronic toll collection system (ETC), valid from 1st July 2013 in the Republic of Belarus. The system is using the world’s proven microwave technology based on Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC). It allows road users to pay toll without stopping at toll plazas.

Along the toll road network, gantries fitted with antennas, enable the communication between the transceivers and the special devices, called on-board units (OBU), which are mounted on the windscreen of the vehicles.

The direct communication of the so-called multi-lane-free-flow facility (MLFF) between the device in the vehicle, on-board unit (OBU), and the toll gantries allows fully automatic calculation of the toll when passing underneath the toll portals.

When drivers pass underneath the terminals of payment the electronic toll collection system will automatically draw money from the driver’s OBU user account, established upon registration in the system.

Neither the speed needs to be reduced nor has a special lane to be used. This means moving traffic for all road users!

Citizens of the Customs Union, driving motor vehicles with maximum laden weight not exceeding 3.5 tons are not liable to pay toll.

Drivers of motor vehicles and combination of vehicles with maximum laden weight of over 3.5 tons as well as drivers of vehicles with maximum laden weight less than 3.5 tons registered outside the Customs Union (Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia) are obliged to pay toll when using the BelToll system.

Attention! A Belarusian organization-recipient of foreign free aid must apply in advance to the Humanitarian Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Belarus with a letter to register in the electronic toll collection system vehicles used for transportation of humanitarian aid in order to release them from payment.

Map of toll roads

Web-site: www.beltoll.by

E-mail: info@beltoll.by

Infoline: +375 172 798 798

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