Videotolling on A2 – fast and convenient toll payment

Drivers traveling on the concession section of the A2 between Poznań and Konin can use electronic payment service – videotolling. This state-of-the-art toll collection system uses cameras to automatically recognize vehicle license plates.

Without opening the vehicle window, without the need to hand cash or a pay card, at selected toll barriers in Nagradowice (km 181 A2), Słupca (km 228 A2) and Lądek (km 238 A2) it is possible to use an automatic toll collection system based on license plate recognition technology, i.e. video tolling. All you need to do is register your vehicle with the Autopay application and activate the service.

The electronic payment system (video tolling) operates on the 80-kilometer A2 section between Poznań and Konin. Regardless of the launching of this new service, trips on the Poznań Bypass (between the Poznań Zachód and Poznań Wschód interchanges) remain toll-free.

1. How does video tolling work on the Concession?
   Vehicle license plate in the application or in the web panel of the video tolling operator (Autopay, SGB Mobile , Santander Mobile , PeoPay or Velo Bank) – the user creates an account in the system, links their vehicle license plate number to it and activates the service. For customers already registered, all they need to do is activate the A2 video tolling service in the app.
2. Passing through lanes specially marked with a camera sign – at each toll plaza there will be 2 lanes dedicated exclusively to video tolling and supporting this system. These are the far left lanes with horizontal markings in the form of arrows and a camera, a camera sign on an orange background above the lane, and a symbol of a crossed-out toll collector. The cameras automatically read the vehicle’s license plate when wehicle stops. To pass through these lanes, you must be a user of a system that supports video tolling payments (e.g., be an active user of the Autopay app)

1. Automatic toll collection – the system debits the user’s account with the appropriate toll amount.

NOTE: drivers who choose traditional payment methods (card, cash, contactless payment, fleet card) should drive in a lane other than those marked with a camera symbol on an orange background.

1. To register for video tolling, follow a few simple steps:
   Choose your video tolling operator
   On the Concession A2 motorway managed by Autostrada Wielkopolska video tolling is supported by Autopay, the most popular platform in Poland, which also operates on the A1 and A4 motorways and toll sections of public motorways, or by selected applications of the banks such as Autopay, SGB Mobile , Santander Mobile , PeoPay or Velo Banku. For a full list of third-party applications supported by Autopay, visit: https://mobility.autopay.pl/. It must be noted, however, that for the time being in the A2 section video tolling can only be used via the Autopay app.
2. Register your account:
   1. Download the app from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android) – it is also possible to register on the web panel of the video tolling operator.
      • Register with your personal data, including your phone number and email address.
      • Add the vehicle license plate number and you pay card details.
3. Activate the video tolling service
   After registering and adding the vehicle, activate the service in the app. You do not need to have any on-board devices – registered license plates are sufficient.

It takes only about 15 minutes from the initial registration and activation of the service to the ability to make a payment.

1. Use the video tolling
   • When you pass through the A2 toll barrier between Poznań and Konin, the cameras will recognize your license plate, and the toll will be collected automatically from your account.
   • You can find information about the trips and tolls charged in the app or on the operator’s website.
2. Additional Tips:
   • Make sure you have sufficient funds in your account or that your pay card is active.
   • Check whether your vehicle has been correctly registered in the system.
   Video tolling is used in many countries around the world, including Poland, where it operates, among others, on selected motorway sections, such as the A1 and A4. It ensures safe and convenient trip and, most importantly, smooth traffic flow – reducing waiting and payment times at the plaza. In addition, which is especially important for fleet drivers – it requires no additional equipment and allows payment by holders of fleet cards approved as a form of payment by the video tolling operator.