How do I pay the toll on the A13 and A14 free-flow highways?

How can you recognize a free-flow highway?

A free-flow highway can be recognized by the absence of toll barriers and booths at the entrance or exit. Gantries equipped with cameras and sensors record the vehicle’s passage and identify its license plate. Road signs inform drivers of the affected routes and outline the applicable payment methods.

How do the gantries detect vehicles?

The gantries combine several technologies to reliably identify each vehicle as it passes. The system relies on sensors that detect the vehicle and determine its category, while cameras record its license plate. If the vehicle is equipped with an electronic toll tag, the tag is also detected so that the trip can be automatically linked to the customer’s account.

Which routes and crossings are affected on the A13 and A14?

The free-flow toll system applies to the toll sections of the A13 between Paris and Caen, as well as the A14 between La Défense and Orgeval. Every time a vehicle passes under a toll gantry is recorded, including during a partial trip or at an interchange. The amount charged depends on the section traveled and the vehicle category; therefore, a single trip may result in multiple tolls to be paid.

Can I pay with a Fulli electronic toll tag?

Your Fulli tollbadge automatically pays for trips on free-flow highways, including the A13 and A14. When detected by the toll gate, it links the trip to your customer account, and the amount is then charged according to your subscription terms. It is essential to verify that the tag is activated, securely attached, and that your bank information is up to date.

How do I pay online using my vehicle’s license plate number?

To pay for a trip without an electronic toll tag, drivers can access the highway operator’s payment platform and enter their vehicle’s license plate number. Once the trip is identified, the amount due is displayed: simply pay by credit card before the specified deadline, which is generally set at 72 hours.

Can you pay the toll at a tobacco shop or an authorized retailer?

Yes, tolls for open-road travel can be paid at an authorized payment location, including certain tobacco shops or convenience stores equipped with the Nirio payment system. Simply provide the vehicle’s license plate number so the clerk can locate the relevant trip and indicate the amount due. Payment must be made within the specified timeframe, usually 72 hours, to avoid any late fees.

How do I pay for my trip within 72 hours?

After traveling on the A13 or A14 without an electronic toll tag, payment must be made within 72 hours. The process involves searching for the trip using the vehicle’s license plate number, then paying the displayed amount by credit card online or in cash at an authorized payment location. Meeting this deadline prevents additional fees from being charged.

What happens if payment is late?

If payment is not made within 72 hours, a flat-rate penalty may be added to the toll amount. A payment notice is then sent to the holder of the vehicle registration certificate, detailing the payment terms and deadline. It is recommended that you promptly verify the license plate number of the vehicle that traveled on the highway and keep proof of payment.

What information should you check before driving on a free-flowing highway?

Before making any payment, you should check the license plate number, the date and time of your trip, and the displayed route. The vehicle and its category must also match the information provided, as these details affect the amount billed. After payment, be sure to keep the confirmation and receipt to avoid a fine, which would result in a higher amount due.

How can you track your trips and payments?

Tracking trips and payments allows you to verify recorded journeys, billed amounts, and payment status. From the customer portal or the Fulli app, drivers can view the history associated with their tag, retrieve receipts, and review direct debit transactions. For online payments, the confirmation received serves as proof of payment and facilitates any support requests.

What solutions make it easier to pay for trips automatically?

The Fulli electronic toll tag simplifies trip payments by automatically linking each trip to the customer’s account, without requiring the driver to enter a license plate number or make a payment after the trip. Compatible with both traditional toll roads and free-flow toll roads, it allows you to centralize trip tracking and direct debits. For electric car trips, the Fulli charging card complements this service by facilitating payment for charging at partner stations.