Lower toll rates for users of electronic payments in the videotolling system

Effective September 11, 2026, toll rates for the concession section of the A2 highway between Nowy Tomyśl and Konin will change. Autostrada Wielkopolska SA is introducing promotional rates for users of the electronic videotolling system, which is based on automatic license plate recognition.

Starting September 11, 2026, Autostrada Wielkopolska SA is introducing promotional rates for drivers using videotolling—an electronic toll collection system that reads vehicle license plates. Thanks to these discounts, drivers will pay between 1 and 5 zł less at each toll gate between Poznań and Konin. The discount amount depends on the vehicle category.

Starting September 11, 2026, the toll rates between Konin and Poznań for transactions processed through the videotolling system will be as follows:

At the Nagradowice Toll Plaza (182 km A2) and the Lądek Toll Plaza (239 km A2), the payment for a 50-km section:

• 20 PLN – Cat. 6 (motorcycles) rate reduced by 1 PLN
• 39 PLN – Cat. 1 (two-axle passenger vehicles) – rate reduced by 2 PLN
• 67 PLN – Cat. 2 (two-axle motor vehicles, at least one axle of which is equipped with dual wheels, as well as motorcycles and two-axle motor vehicles with trailers) – rate reduced by 4 PLN
• 105 PLN – Cat. 3 (three-axle motor vehicles and two-axle motor vehicles, at least one of whose axles is equipped with dual wheels, with trailers) – rate reduced by 3 zł
• 160 PLN – Cat. 4 (motor vehicles with more than three axles and three-axle motor vehicles with trailers) – rate reduced by 5 PLN
• 410 PLN – Cat. 5 (oversized vehicles) – not applicable

Videotolling is an electronic toll collection system that uses automatic license plate recognition. It enables convenient payment without the need for cash, payment cards, or on-board devices. The driver simply stops the vehicle at the designated gate, and the system automatically identifies the license plate number and charges the fee to a previously registered account. Benefits for users:
Faster and more convenient payment – the toll is charged automatically upon license plate recognition, without the need to have cash, a card, or a phone ready.

Shorter processing time at toll gates—passing through dedicated videotolling lanes is more efficient, which is particularly important during periods of heavy traffic.

• Greater travel comfort—the driver does not need to roll down the window or hand over payment to toll booth staff.
• Automatic toll processing—the fee is charged automatically upon passing through the toll gate.
• No additional devices required—simply register the vehicle in advance in a supported app or activate the service through select fuel cards.
• Available to individual drivers and fleets—the service can be used by app users (Autopay, bank’s apps) and fuel card holders (E100, Shell Card)
• Less paperwork while traveling—drivers can focus on driving, and payment is processed automatically.
• Lower travel costs—videotolling users will benefit from preferential toll rates on the concession section of the A2 between Poznań and Konin

The introduction of videotolling—an electronic payment system that recognizes license plates—across the entire concession section of the A2 between Świecko and Konin is planned for the end of 2026.

At the same time, toll rates for traditional payments will change.

Effective September 11, 2026, the toll for each of the three 50-km sections of the highway between Konin and Nowy Tomyśl will be:

• 21 PLN – Cat. 6 (motorcycles)
• 41 PLN – Cat. 1 (two-axle passenger vehicles)
• 71 PLN – Cat. 2 (two-axle motor vehicles, at least one of whose axles is equipped with dual wheels, as well as motorcycles and two-axle motor vehicles with trailers)
• 108 PLN – Cat. 3 (three-axle motor vehicles and two-axle motor vehicles, at least one of whose axles is equipped with dual wheels, with trailers)
• 165 PLN – Cat. 4 (motor vehicles with more than three axles and three-axle motor vehicles with trailers)
• 410 PLN – Cat. 5 (oversized vehicles)

Each toll for traveling on the A2 concession section includes a 23% VAT, which goes to the state budget.

Ongoing investments in safety and modern solutions for drivers

A safe, comfortable, and efficient highway journey requires systematic investments. Over the past 10 years, Autostrada Wielkopolska has allocated nearly 1 billion PLN to maintenance, repairs, modernization, and infrastructure development to ensure drivers enjoy a high standard of safety and comfort while traveling.

• Round-the-clock presence of patrols and maintenance crews who respond quickly to incidents,
• high-quality pavement, which is essential for safe and smooth travel,
• regular repairs carried out proactively to maintain high pavement quality,
• round-the-clock route monitoring,
• winter maintenance at the highest safety standards,
• efficient removal of breakdowns and collision damage,
• modern solutions that enhance safety and travel comfort (including an electronic payment system, intelligent traffic management systems, section-based speed measurement, and a network of EV charging stations)

The company consistently develops solutions that facilitate the day-to-day use of the motorway. These include scheduled maintenance and pavement repairs, 24/7 highway patrols, intelligent traffic management systems, modern toll collection methods—including video tolling—and the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

This infrastructure development is supported by road safety initiatives, including educational programs, public awareness campaigns, and initiatives promoting responsible driving behavior.

Long-term investments in infrastructure, technology, and user services ensure that drivers enjoy a modern, well-maintained highway that provides a high level of safety, smooth traffic flow, and a comfortable travel experience.