Get through the toll booth hassle-free
Which lane to use
Green lanes: Express
If you have a bizz or Number plate payment agreement, you can use the green express lanes. That way, you drive through the toll station quickly, leaving cards and cash in your pocket.
Blue lanes: Card
If you want to use a payment card, you must choose the blue card lanes. You can use both Danish and foreign payment cards, truck cards and petrol cards.
Yellow lanes: Cash
If you want to pay with cash, it is important that you choose the yellow cash lanes. These are the only lanes where you can use cash. The facility accepts both DKK and EUR.
Always drive according to the conditions
When you are driving through Storebælt's toll booth, remember to drive according to the conditions.
This means that you must always keep an eye on the traffic lights and keep an appropriate distance. Especially for your and your fellow road users safety
Should an accident occur and damage to the toll booth occur, the owner of the vehicle will be charged directly. This applies to both private owners and business operators.
Green lanes: Express
The green express lanes are for all customers who have a bizz or number plate payment. This makes it possible to get through the toll booth without having to use a credit card or cash. You can drive at up to 50 km/h through the express lanes.
How to drive through the express lanes
When you use the express lanes, there are several things you need to be aware of to ensure you get through the toll booth easily and safely.
- Make sure your bizz or number plate payment is active
Before you drive, we encourage you to make sure that your bizz or number plate payment is active. You can do this where you have ordered your bizz or number plate payment (e.g. Brobizz, ØresundPay etc.). That way you avoid getting stuck in the toll booth. - Pay attention to the traffic lights
It is important that you pay attention to the traffic lights when driving thorugh the express lanes. There are two traffic lights which signal whether the toll booth has registered the payment via your bizz or number plate.
The traffic lights signal three different colors:
- RED means STOP
- YELLOW means ATTENTION
- GREEN means DRIVE
It is only the traffic lights that indicate whether the system has registered the payment via your bizz or number plate.
If you have a bizz it will most likely beep when you approach the toll booth. Though, this sound does not mean that the toll booth has registered a payment. It is therefore only the traffic lights that tell you whether you can drive through the toll booth. - Keep an appropriate distance from the vehicles in front of you
We encourage you to keep an appropriate distance from the cars in front of you. In this way, you avoid dangerous incidents if your bizz or number plate is not accepted in the toll booth. Please be aware that you may drive a maximum of 50 km/h through the express lanes.
What should I do if the barrier does not open?
It's important that you don't get out of your car if the barrier doesn't open, and you get stuck in the toll station. Instead, press the help button on the screen on the left side of the tollbooth. You will then be connected to an employee in our control room, who will guide you on what to do.
I have both number plate payment and a bizz - which one should I use for payment?
If you have both number plate payment and a bizz and use the green express lanes on the Storebælt Bridge, your bizz will be prioritized as a means of payment. This requires that your bizz is active at the time of crossing and has enough power to send signals to the tollbooth.
If you want to pay with your number plate instead of your bizz, you can wrap your bizz in the case you received it in. The case blocks the signals that cause the system to register the bizz.
Dedicated lanes for trucks
Starting from January 1, 2025, a trial will be introduced with dedicated lanes exclusively for trucks weighing 12 tons and above at the Storebælt toll station.
In the lanes marked with a green logo featuring a truck, the barriers will be raised, creating a so-called Free Flow system.
The trial will run from January 1, 2025, and will apply on all weekdays between 6 AM and 8 PM when the sign is displayed.
Blue lanes: Card
In card lanes you can use Danish and foreign payment cards, truck cards, and fuel cards, as well as bizz, and number plate payment agreements.
The barrier will open once you have selected your payment method. This enables you to manually select whether you want to pay using your bizz or your number plate payment agreement.
You can use the following cards
American Express, Dankort, Diners, Visa, Mastercard, JCB , Q8, Shell Card, YX Truck, Circle K, OK, Routex, UTA og DKV.
Yellow lanes: Cash
You must use this lane if you want to pay with cash.
In this lane, you must use our self-service terminals where you insert notes and/or coins into terminal to pay for your crossing.
Remember that you can always get assistance by pressing the red help button on the terminal screen. Our customer service agents are always ready to help you.
You can also pay by card, bizz, or your number plate payment agreement in the cash lanes. However, it will be quicker to use the card lanes to pay by card.
You can pay with DKK and EUR. You will always receive your change in DKK. The exchange rate will be calculated at the daily exchange rate, plus Storebælt’s exchange costs.
See how to pay using the yellow cash lanes:
How the price is calculated
When you drive through the Storebælt toll booth, the price is calculated automatically based on the vehicle’s length, weight, and height. When measuring length, towbars and overhanging or loose objects as well as trailers are included.
This means that if you have a bicycle at the back of the car, for example, the bicycle is included in your vehicle’s overall length.
Surcharge for non-payment
If you drive through the toll booth without paying, A/S Storebælt will charge a surcharge of DKK 600 in addition to the regular price.
The same applies if, in connection with using a green discount for commercial vehicles, there are discrepancies between the data registered and the actual vehicle. Also in this case a DKK 600 surcharge will apply.