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 * Cash: This is the most popular way to pay tolls in Tunisia. All the plazas in Tunisia accept cash as a payment method. You can also pay using cards.
 * Electronic tag: Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield. </br> </br>
-<p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>.<ref[https://www.tunisieautoroutes.tn/badge-telepeage/ TÉLÉPEAGE]</ref> However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
+<p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>.<ref>[https://www.tunisieautoroutes.tn/badge-telepeage/ TÉLÉPEAGE]</ref> However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
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 Most of the Tunisian toll facilities have both electronic lanes and cash/card lanes. They accept the following two payment methods:
 * Cash: This is the most popular way to pay tolls in Tunisia. All the plazas in Tunisia accept cash as a payment method. You can also pay using cards.
-* Electronic tag: Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.</br>
+* Electronic tag: Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield. </br> </br>
-<p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>. However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
+<p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>.<ref[https://www.tunisieautoroutes.tn/badge-telepeage/ TÉLÉPEAGE]</ref> However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
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 Most of the Tunisian toll facilities have both electronic lanes and cash/card lanes. They accept the following two payment methods:
 * Cash: This is the most popular way to pay tolls in Tunisia. All the plazas in Tunisia accept cash as a payment method. You can also pay using cards.
-* Electronic tag: Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.
+* Electronic tag: Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.</br>
 <p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>. However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
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 == How do I find out the price category of vehicles in Tunisia ==
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 == Toll Roads in Tunisia ==
-Route 1 (A1 motorway) called as Trans-African Highway network passes through Tunisia, linking it to North African nations including Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Egypt, and West African nations via Mauritania. Moreover, a feeder road connects Tunisia to the Trans-Sahara Highway, extending from Algeria to West Africa. A3 (Tunis to Boussalem ) and A4 (Tunis to Bizerte) are two other toll roads that exist in Tunisia. Also, the A2 motorway(Tunis to Jilma)  is under construction.
+Route 1 (A1 motorway) called as Trans-African Highway network passes through Tunisia, linking it to North African nations including Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Egypt, and West African nations via Mauritania. Moreover, a feeder road connects Tunisia to the Trans-Sahara Highway, extending from Algeria to West Africa. A3 (Tunis to Boussalem ) and A4 (Tunis to Bizerte) are two other toll roads that exist in Tunisia. Also, the A2 motorway(Tunis to Jilma) is under construction.</br>
-For a smooth and budget-conscious trip, Use the Tunisia toll calculator.
+For a trip across Tunisian autoroutes, Use the Tunisia toll calculator.
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 == How to pay tolls in Tunisia?  ==
 Most of the Tunisian toll facilities have both electronic lanes and cash/card lanes. They accept the following two payment methods:
-* <b>Cash: </b>This is the most popular way to pay tolls in Tunisia. All the plazas in Tunisia accept cash as a payment method. You can also pay using cards.
+* Cash: This is the most popular way to pay tolls in Tunisia. All the plazas in Tunisia accept cash as a payment method. You can also pay using cards.
-* <b>Electronic tag: </b>Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.
+* Electronic tag: Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.
-</br>
+<p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>. However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
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 == Tunisia toll road concessionaires ==
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 These highways offer a faster and more convenient way to travel between major Tunisian cities compared to national roads.
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 == How to pay tolls in Tunisia?  ==
 Most of the Tunisian toll facilities have both electronic lanes and cash/card lanes. They accept the following two payment methods:
 * <b>Cash: </b>This is the most popular way to pay tolls in Tunisia. All the plazas in Tunisia accept cash as a payment method. You can also pay using cards.
 * <b>Electronic tag: </b>Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.
+</br>
-Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as: <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>. However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.
+<p>Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as: <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>. However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.</p>
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 == How do I find out the price category of vehicles in Tunisia ==
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 <title>Vehicle Classes in Tunisia</title>
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      <caption>Classes of vehicle in Tunisia.</caption>
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 == Tunisia Autoroute prices ==
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-<caption>Toll Tariffs on Tunisian Autoroutes - </caption>
+<caption>Toll Tariffs on Tunisian Autoroutes</caption>
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 == Toll Roads in Tunisia ==
-Route 1 (A1 motorway) called as Trans-African Highway network passes through Tunisia, linking it to North African nations including Algeria, Morocco, Libya, and Egypt, and West African nations via Mauritania. Moreover, a feeder road connects Tunisia to the Trans-Sahara Highway, extending from Algeria to West Africa. A3 (Tunis to Boussalem ) and A4 (Tunis to Bizerte) are two other toll roads that exist in Tunisia. Also, A2 motorway(Tunis to Jilma)  is under construction.
+Route 1 (A1 motorway) called as Trans-African Highway network passes through Tunisia, linking it to North African nations including Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Egypt, and West African nations via Mauritania. Moreover, a feeder road connects Tunisia to the Trans-Sahara Highway, extending from Algeria to West Africa. A3 (Tunis to Boussalem ) and A4 (Tunis to Bizerte) are two other toll roads that exist in Tunisia. Also, the A2 motorway(Tunis to Jilma)  is under construction.
-For a smooth and budget-conscious trip, Use Tunisia toll calculator.
+For a smooth and budget-conscious trip, Use the Tunisia toll calculator.
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 * <b>Electronic tag: </b>Tunisian tolls have a lane that is reserved for vehicles who has transponders installed. To get a tag you need to get registered through them and then use the transponder on your vehicle’s windshield.
-Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as: <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b> . However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.
+Opting for a toll tag is the favored method for toll payment due to its discounted rates and versatility at various parking facilities. In Tunisia, this toll tag is referred to as: <b>TÉLÉPEAGE</b>. However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.
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-         <td class="description">2 or 3 axle vehicles with a front axle height of less than 1.3 m. Must not be more than 1.10 m above the front wheel axle. Must not be 4-wheel drive (permanently or not)</td>
+         <td class="description">2 or 3-axle vehicles with a front axle height of less than 1.3 m. Must not be more than 1.10 m above the front wheel axle. Must not be 4-wheel drive (permanently or not)</td>
          <td class="class">CLASS 1</td>
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-         <td class="description">Vehicles with a front axle height of over 1.3m have two wheel axles</td>
+         <td class="description">Vehicles with a front axle height of over 1.3m have two-wheel axles</td>
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-<caption>Tolls in Tunisia depend on the toll facility, vehicle type, and payment method. </caption>
+<caption>Toll Tariffs on Tunisian Autoroutes - </caption>
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 == See also ==
 * [https://searchbases.com/toll-wiki/south-africa-tolls-highways-e-tolls South Africa]
-* [https://searchbases.com/toll-wiki/tunisia-tolls-highways-concessionaires Tunisia]
+* [https://searchbases.com/toll-wiki/kenya-tolls-nairobi-expressway Kenya]
 * [https://searchbases.com/toll-wiki/egypt-toll-road-highway Egypt]
 * [https://searchbases.com/toll-wiki/morocco-toll Morocco]