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Tolls and bridges in Denmark

Denmark has no road tolls and no vignette. You only pay on two large bridges: the Storebælt Bridge between Funen and Zealand, and the Øresund Bridge to Sweden. Below are the prices, the ways to cross for less and the ferries that let you skip the bridges.

Choose your vehicle

Denmark: what do you need?

Car: No toll Only bridge tolls on Storebælt and Øresund.

Car with caravan: No toll Only bridge tolls, by vehicle type and length. Storebælt 2026: car with caravan DKK 360, DKK 314 with Bizz or number plate payment.

Motorhome up to 3.5 t: No toll Only bridge tolls. Storebælt 2026: motorhome up to 6 m DKK 235, up to 10 m DKK 645. Up to 3,500 kg and longer than 6 m: DKK 314 with a motorhome agreement (autocamperaftale).

Motorhome over 3.5 t: Not yet confirmed For now only bridge tolls (Storebælt 2026: up to 10 m DKK 645, longer DKK 1,020). The 2027 toll targets trucks used for goods transport; the source does not say whether motorhomes stay exempt.

Map of Denmark

The numbers on the map are the two toll bridges.

SwedenNorwayNetherlandsGermanyDenmarkDKCopenhagenAarhusOdenseEsbjergAalborgStorebælt Bridge1Øresund Bridge2
  • Vignette
  • Toll per section
  • Distance-based toll
  • Mixed
  • No toll
  • Not yet confirmed

Tap a country or a number for details. The colour follows the chosen vehicle.

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The two toll bridges

SectionPriceFor your vehicle
1 Storebælt BridgeBridgeSingle trip from 1 Jan 2026: car 3 to 6 m DKK 205 express (bizz or number plate) or DKK 235 by card or cash. Car with caravan DKK 314 or 360.Source: Sund & Bælt (Storebælt), 10 November 2026
Car Car of 3 to 6 m: base rate.
Car with caravan Car with caravan: own rate, DKK 314 express or DKK 360 by card or cash (2026).
Motorhome up to 3.5 t Up to 6 m: car rate. Over 6 m: DKK 613 express or 645, or DKK 314 with a motorhome agreement (max 3,500 kg, up to 10 m).
Motorhome over 3.5 t Up to 6 m: car rate. Up to 10 m: DKK 613 express or 645. Over 10 m: DKK 969 or 1,020. No motorhome agreement above 3,500 kg.
2 Øresund BridgeBridgeSingle trip from 14 Sept 2026, car or motorhome up to 6 m: DKK 420 online, DKK 470 at the toll station, DKK 182 with ØresundGO.Source: Øresundsbro Konsortiet, 10 November 2026
Car Car up to 6 m: base rate.
Car with caravan Car with trailer or caravan, up to 15 m in total: double car rate (DKK 840 online, 940 at the toll station).
Motorhome up to 3.5 t Motorhome up to 6 m: car rate. 6 to 10 m: DKK 840 online or 940. Over 10 m, or over 6 m with trailer: DKK 1,485 or 1,655.
Motorhome over 3.5 t Same length classes as a light motorhome. The price list mentions no weight limit.

Prices are in Danish kroner. The krone is pegged to the euro at a central rate of 7.46 kroner per euro, so 100 kroner is about €13.40. At the European Central Bank reference rate for sterling of 9 November 2026 that is roughly £11.18.

Crossing for less

At the toll booth you pay the highest rate. Registering your number plate or using a tag is quicker, and on the Øresund Bridge an annual contract already pays off with one return trip.

  1. ØresundPAY (Øresundsbron) Toll tag

    Payment service linked to the Øresund Bridge. A ØresundPAY contract is free and you link discount agreements such as ØresundGO to it. You pay by number plate or with a bizz.

    Costs
    ØresundGO: DKK 370 per year. Prices from 14 Sept 2026 per single trip, car up to 6 m: DKK 182 with ØresundGO, DKK 470 at the toll station. A bizz costs DKK 220 or SEK 325.
    When valid
    On the bridge you can register a number plate instead of a bizz. For Norway and for ferries a bizz is needed according to the source.
  2. Brobizz Toll tag

    Danish payment service for bridges and ferries, using a bizz or number plate payment. Works on the Storebælt Bridge, the Øresund Bridge and Danish ferry routes, among others.

Can you avoid the bridges?

Yes. Ferries run alongside both bridges, and from Germany you can skip Denmark altogether. Whether that is cheaper depends on your vehicle: ferries charge by length and height, so with a caravan or motorhome the comparison comes out differently than with a car.

Checklist for Denmark

Required in the car

On the car

  • Display a white oval UK sticker on the rear of the vehicle unless your number plate already carries the UK identifier with the Union flag. The old GB sticker is no longer valid: cover or remove it. In Spain, Cyprus and Malta you need the sticker whatever is on your plate. Source: GOV.UK

On the road

  • In Denmark you also drive with lights on during the day. Source: VisitDenmark

Documents

  • Take your driving licence and the vehicle log book (V5C) when you take a UK vehicle abroad for less than 12 months. For a hire or lease car you need a VE103 certificate instead of the V5C. Source: GOV.UK

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Neighbouring countries

You reach Sweden over the Øresund Bridge or by ferry from Helsingør to Helsingborg.