Toll roads in Belarus

Toll roads in Belarus cover 933 kilometres (580 mi). The Electronic Toll Collection system in Belarus is known as "BelToll".

Toll collection

Toll collection is based on dedicated short-range communications. It allows road users to pay tolls without stopping at toll stations. Gantries (metal portals) fitted with antennae enable communication between transceivers and special devices, called On-board Units that are mounted on the interior of the windscreen of each vehicle. When a driver passes beneath a gantry, the ETC-system automatically deducts money from the driver's user account, which is established upon registration. Special lanes or speed reductions are not required. This means free-flowing traffic for road users.

List of toll roads

Vehicles requiring toll

• Motor vehicles with a maximum laden weight of over 3.5 tons regardless of the country of registration, including SUVs such as the Ford Excursion, Chevrolet Tahoe, Lincoln Navigator, Hummer H1 and H2;
• Motor vehicles with a maximum laden weight not exceeding 3.5 tons registered outside the Customs Union.

Drivers of motor vehicles with a maximum laden weight of less than 3.5 tons registered in country-members of the Customs Union will not be required to pay the toll.

Exempted vehicles

• Motorbikes and motorcycles
• Wheeled tractors and self-propelled vehicles, registered in the territory of the Republic of Belarus
• Special operation vehicles
• Vehicles used to ensure defensive capacity and law enforcement
• Fixed-route taxis used for urban transport, as well as vehicles used for emergency response or humanitarian aid

Toll rates

External links

• BelToll