Motorway tolls will increase by an average of 0,86% from February 1, 2026, less than the inflation expected for next year, the Ministry of Transport announced on Tuesday evening, December 2.
The average tariff evolution applicable to private vehicles on the network of historical concessionary companies applies to the seven concessionary motorway networks in France: APRR, AREA, ASF, Cofiroute, Escota, Sanef, and SAPN.
But it comes as part of the annual review of contracts between the State and motorway concessionaires, and it differs from region to region, the ministry warned.
The "precise tariff schedules" will be "analyzed in the coming weeks, corrected if necessary, and then validated by ministerial decree," the same source added.
This average increase in motorway tolls, which was submitted on Tuesday to the National Road Network Users Committee, will be "the lowest since 2021" and "lower than inflation excluding tobacco during the relevant reference period (October 2024 to October 2025), which is 0,9%", the ministry stressed.
In 2025, tolls had increased on average by 0,92%, by 3% in 2024 and by 4,75% in 2023.
For 2026, the Bank of France expects an average increase of 1,3% in consumer prices in France, according to a harmonized index which allows a comparison between European countries.
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