Tool rates

The toll is calculated by multiplying the Km of the route traveled by the unit rate, increased by a fee under ANAS's competence (Law 102/2009 and 122/2010) for each kilometer traveled. The kilometers for which the unit rate is multiplied refer not only to the distance from toll booth to toll booth, but also to the length of junctions, access ramps, and free motorway sections before and after the toll booth that have been built and are managed by the concessionaire. VAT must be added to the amount thus obtained, and rounding applied, either up or down, to the nearest 10 euro cents. The rounding is applied automatically without any discretion on the part of SAT and is regulated by the Interministerial Decree n. 10440/28/133 of November 12, 2001 of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The unit rate applied depends on the type of vehicle used (5 classes) and the characteristics of the motorway sections traveled (plain or mountain).

SAT UNIT RATES

(including ANAS fee pursuant to law 102/2009 and 122/2010 and VAT) February 1, 2025.

Please note that for residents in one of the ten Municipalities of the Lower Cecina Valley who hold an Electronic Toll Collection contract, the tariff concession pursuant to the Exemption Protocol of May 22, 2012 is available

TYPE OF VEHICLE USED (5 CLASSES)

n the sections of Autostrade per l'Italia and on almost all other Concessionaires, vehicle classification is carried out based on physically measurable elements such as:

• The profile - i.e., the height of the vehicle on the perpendicular of the front axle - for 2-axle vehicles (classes A, B
• The number of axles for vehicles or convoys with more than two axles (classes 3, 4, 5).

Concessionary company managing the section

In the case of routes that include multiple motorway companies, it is necessary to calculate separately the kilometers and unit rates of each one before applying the rounding.

The rounding system provides that if the toll due has a final figure lower than 5 euro cents, the toll paid by the user is rounded down to the lower 10 cents; if the final figure is equal to or higher than 5 cents, the toll for the user is rounded up to the higher 10 cents. So for example, if the toll is €1.13, the amount to be paid is rounded to €1.10; if the toll is €1.16, it is rounded to €1.20.