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Cambodia Toll Roads Complete Guide

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System: Electronic toll collection (ETC) + ANPR + Manual cash payment
Operator: Cambodia PPSHV Expressway Co Ltd (CRBC subsidiary)
Currency: US Dollar (USD)
Coverage: 1 operational expressway, 1 under construction, 1 in planning
Technology: Electronic Toll Collection (ETC), Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR)

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Do I Need ETC for Cambodia? 2025 Update

No, you don't need ETC to use Cambodia's toll roads - but you'll save 20% with Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) or Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems. Cambodia operates Southeast Asia's newest toll road system with the Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway as the only operational facility.

Key Reality: Full toll rates took effect November 1, 2024, ending the 20% discount period for ETC and ANPR users. Manual cash payment (MTC) is available but costs significantly more than electronic options.

2025 Update: Cambodia's expressway network is expanding rapidly with Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway under construction (completion 2027) and Phnom Penh-Siem Reap-Poipet Expressway in feasibility study phase.

Cambodia Toll Costs: Current Rates

Cambodia's toll system operates on a distance-based model with rates varying by vehicle class and payment method.

Current Toll Rates by Vehicle Class (2025)

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Vehicle Class	Rate Structure	Example Cost (Full Journey)	Payment Method
Passenger Cars (Class 1)	$0.08/km	$15.20 (190km)	ETC/ANPR/Cash
Light Trucks (Class 2)	$0.16/km	$30.40 (190km)	ETC/ANPR/Cash
Medium Trucks (Class 3)	$0.24/km	$45.60 (190km)	ETC/ANPR/Cash
Heavy Trucks (Class 4)	$0.32/km	$60.80 (190km)	ETC/ANPR/Cash
Super Heavy Trucks (Class 5)	$0.40/km	$76.00 (190km)	ETC/ANPR/Cash

Where You Pay Tolls in Cambodia (2025)

Operational: Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway (190.6km) - Cambodia's first toll expressway

Under Construction: Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway (135km) - connecting to Vietnam border, completion 2027

Planning Phase: Phnom Penh-Siem Reap-Poipet Expressway (400km) - $4 billion project to Angkor Wat region

How to Pay Cambodia Tolls

You can use the following toll payment methods to pay tolls in Cambodia:

1. Electronic Toll Collection (ETC):

• On-Board Unit (OBU) device installed on vehicle windshield
• Automated barrier opening/closing for seamless travel
• Available through Canadia Bank and KB PRASAC Bank apps
• Reduced waiting times and congestion

2. Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR):

• License plate-based automatic payment system
• Pre-paid balance through mobile banking apps (up to $1,000)
• Right-lane priority access for faster travel
• No physical device required on vehicle

3. Manual Toll Collection (MTC):

• Cash payment at toll booths
• Temporary cards issued at entrance gates
• Higher rates than electronic payment methods
• Available for visitors without local bank accounts

Recent Changes (2025)

Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway Updates:

• Full toll rates implemented November 1, 2024, ending promotional discount period
• Enhanced mobile banking integration with KB PRASAC and Canadia Bank apps
• Over 4.68 million vehicles used the expressway in first operational year

Network Expansion Progress:

• Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway construction progressing on 48-month timeline
• Phnom Penh-Siem Reap feasibility study approved for tourism connectivity
• Enhanced cross-border trade connectivity with Vietnam planned

Technology Improvements:

• ETC system deployment to reduce congestion (up to 20,000 daily vehicles)
• Mobile app integration for seamless toll top-ups
• Environmental benefits through reduced emissions and noise

Regional Toll Information

Cambodia's Expressway Network Development:

• Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway - Southeast Asia's newest major toll road
• Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway - Under construction, Vietnam border connection
• Phnom Penh-Siem Reap Expressway - Planning phase, tourism corridor
• Cambodia ETC Payment - Electronic toll collection guide
• Cambodia ANPR Toll - Automatic number plate recognition system

Cross-Border Connectivity:

• Enhanced trade routes to Vietnam via Bavet border crossing
• Improved access to Sihanoukville deep-sea port
• Tourist connectivity to Angkor Wat archaeological sites

Planning Your Journey

Cost Considerations

• Passenger cars: $15.20 for full Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville journey
• Travel time reduced from 6 hours to 3 hours using expressway
• ETC/ANPR systems provide faster transit than cash payment

Alternative Routes

• National Highway 4 (NH4) remains toll-free but significantly slower
• Expressway offers safer alternative to congested traditional roads
• Enhanced vehicle safety with modified asphalt technology

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I avoid Cambodia tolls completely?

Yes, National Highway 4 provides a toll-free alternative but takes twice as long (6 hours vs 3 hours) and is considered more dangerous due to congestion and limited maintenance.

What happens if I don't pay Cambodia tolls?

The expressway operates a closed-system with entrance cards required. Non-payment would prevent exit from the expressway system, making it essentially impossible to avoid payment.

Do motorcycles pay tolls in Cambodia?

Motorcycles are not permitted on Cambodia's expressways. Only cars, buses, and trucks under 40 tons and 5.2 meters height are allowed.

Do tourists get different rates?

No, tourists pay the same rates as residents. However, tourists without local bank accounts must use manual cash payment, which is more expensive than ETC/ANPR electronic systems.

How do I set up ETC or ANPR payment?

Download the KB PRASAC Mobile or Canadia Bank app, create a savings account, and top up your license plate balance. For ETC, you'll also need an On-Board Unit (OBU) device installed on your windshield.

Cambodia vs. Neighboring Countries

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Country	System Type	Typical Cost	Coverage
Cambodia	Distance-based electronic	$0.08/km cars	1 expressway operational
Vietnam	Mixed electronic/manual	$0.05-0.12/km	2,000+ km network
Thailand	Electronic + manual	$0.03-0.08/km	Limited urban networks
Laos	No toll roads	$0.00	Toll-free highways
Malaysia	Electronic + manual	$0.10-0.15/km	Major highway network

Useful Links & Resources

Internal Navigation:

• Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway - Operational toll road details
• Cambodia ETC Payment - Electronic toll collection setup
• Cambodia Expressway Construction - Network expansion updates
• Pay Toll Cambodia - Payment methods and procedures
• Cambodia Road Network - National highway system

Payment Providers:

• KB PRASAC Bank: Download mobile app for ANPR/ETC setup
• Canadia Bank: Mobile banking toll payment services
• Cambodia PPSHV Expressway Co Ltd: Operator customer service

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