Road trip cost: motorway tolls and fuel

Pick a motorway route. The tool lists each main-line toll station you pass with its car price, adds the fuel for the distance at today's average price from the Fuel Price Observatory, and divides the total by the number of people sharing the car.

Tolls are the car (category 2) prices at the frontal toll stations on the route, as in force from 1 January 2026. Most come from the concessionaires' own price lists; where an operator page was not reachable, the price was checked on a third-party toll site and the table says so.

Fuel is the distance multiplied by your consumption and by the average price in the prefecture you choose, read live from the Fuel Price Observatory. You can enter your own price instead.

Athens – Thessaloniki, one way: 11 toll stations cost €36.70 for a car. At 6 litres per 100 km over 499 km you use about 29.9 litres; at €1.90 per litre that is €56.89, so the trip costs €93.59, or €31.20 each for three people.