Bosnia and Herzegovina Toll Roads Complete Guide: ACC, Rates & Payment 2025
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Toll Roads Complete Guide
System: Distance-based toll collection with manual and electronic payment
Coverage: A1 motorway (210 km total), E661 highway, Autoput 9. januar
Currency: Bosnia-Herzegovina Convertible Mark (BAM/KM) and Euro (EUR)
Technology: ACC electronic transponders, ENP system (Republika Srpska)
Operators: JP Autoceste FBiH, JP Autoputevi RS
Do I Need to Pay Tolls in Bosnia and Herzegovina? 2025 Update
Yes, but only on specific motorway sections. Bosnia and Herzegovina charges tolls on approximately 210 km of motorways: 80 km around Sarajevo, 20 km near the Croatia border, and 110 km in the north between Gradiška, Laktaši and Doboj.
Key Reality: All motor vehicles, including motorcycles, passing through motorways with toll gates are subject to tolls. The toll system operates on both Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska territories with different electronic payment systems.
2025 Update: Current exchange rate is approximately 1.96 KM per Euro, with toll prices remaining stable throughout 2024-2025. The ACC system continues to offer 20% discounts for regular users.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Toll Costs: Current Rates
The toll is charged based on the distance between two toll stations depending on your vehicle category. Bosnia and Herzegovina uses a classification system based on vehicle height, axles, and seating capacity.
Current Toll Structure by Vehicle Class (2025)
| Vehicle Category | Classification | Rate Structure | Example Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category I | Vehicles up to 3.5t, height ≤1.3m, max 7 seats | Distance-based | Sarajevo section: 5-8 KM (€2.50-4.00) |
| Category II | Vehicles up to 3.5t, height >1.3m | Distance-based | Sarajevo section: 7-12 KM (€3.50-6.00) |
| Category III | 2-3 axles, height >1.3m, or >3.5t | Distance-based | Sarajevo section: 10-18 KM (€5.00-9.00) |
| Category IV+ | 4+ axles, buses, heavy trucks | Distance-based | Sarajevo section: 15-30 KM (€7.50-15.00) |
Toll Road Sections (2025)
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina:
- A1 motorway: Sarajevo-Zenica section (approximately 80 km)
- A1 motorway: Svilaj border section (7 km)
- A1 motorway: Ljubuški border section (7 km)
Republika Srpska:
- E661/Autoput 9. januar: 2.56 KM/1.31 EUR per km
- Gradiška-Laktaši-Doboj section (approximately 110 km)
How to Pay Bosnia and Herzegovina Tolls
You can use the following toll payment methods to pay tolls in Bosnia and Herzegovina:
1. Manual Payment (Closed System):
- Cash payments in Bosnia-Herzegovina Mark (BAM) or Euros
- Credit cards: MasterCard, Visa, Maestro, American Express, Diners Club
- Magnetic card system: Take card at entry, pay at exit based on distance
2. ACC Electronic System (Federation):
- ACC on-board unit price: 39 KM with 20% bonus when charging account
- Pre-paid system with automatic barrier operation
- Vehicle registration linked - cannot be shared between vehicles
3. ENP System (Republika Srpska):
- Available at Yakupovtsi, Prniavor and Kladari toll stations
- Electronic payment for Banja Luka area motorways
To calculate toll costs for cars, trucks, motorcycles and all vehicle types across Bosnia and Herzegovina toll roads, use TollGuru toll calculator
Recent Changes (2025)
Pricing Stability:
- Toll rates remained stable throughout 2024-2025
- Exchange rate stabilized around 1.96 KM per Euro
- ACC system continues 20% discount for electronic payments
Infrastructure Updates:
- A1 motorway construction continues with additional sections planned
- Cross-border compatibility maintained with Croatian and Serbian systems
- Enhanced enforcement of toll collection compliance
Penalty Updates:
- Fines for non-payment start at minimum 87 pounds (approximately 170 KM)
- Double toll charged for lost magnetic cards
- Strict monitoring and enforcement across all toll sections
Planning Your Journey
Cost Considerations:
- Sarajevo bypass (full A1 section): 5-8 KM for cars (€2.50-4.00)
- Cross-country transit: 15-25 KM for cars (€7.50-12.50)
- Heavy vehicles: 2.5-3x passenger car rates
Toll-Free Alternatives:
- Regional roads available but significantly slower
- Border crossings via toll-free routes add 1-2 hours
- Mountain roads require caution, especially in winter
Cross-Border Considerations:
- Croatia border: Prepare for passport control (non-EU country)
- Serbia border: Consider additional toll systems
- Compatibility with Toll4All system from neighboring countries
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I avoid Bosnia and Herzegovina tolls completely?
Yes, alternative routes exist but add significant time. The Sarajevo bypass alternatives can add 45-90 minutes, while avoiding northern toll sections adds 1-2 hours to travel time.
What happens if I don't pay tolls?
Non-payment results in fines starting at 87 pounds (approximately 170 KM), with amounts increasing for delayed payment. Lost magnetic cards result in double toll charges for the longest section.
Do motorcycles pay tolls?
Yes, all motor vehicles including motorcycles are subject to tolls. Motorcycles are typically classified in Category I with the same rates as passenger cars.
Can I pay in Euros?
Yes, both Bosnia-Herzegovina Mark (BAM) and Euros are accepted at toll stations. However, change is typically given in local currency (KM).
Is the ACC tag worth it for tourists?
For multiple trips or extended stays, yes. The 20% discount and convenience justify the 39 KM cost if you'll travel the toll sections several times. For single trips, manual payment is more economical.
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Neighboring Countries
| Country | System Type | Typical Cost | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Distance-based tolls | €2.50-15.00/section | 210 km motorways |
| Croatia | Distance-based tolls | €5.00-35.00/journey | Extensive network |
| Serbia | Distance-based tolls | €3.00-20.00/journey | Major corridors |
| Montenegro | Limited toll points | €2.50-5.00/tunnel | Sozina Tunnel |
| Slovenia | Vignette system | €15.00/week | Full network |
| Austria | Vignette + special tolls | €9.60/10-day vignette | Complete autobahn |
Useful Links & Resources
Neighboring Countries - Toll Information:
- Croatia Motorways - Distance-based toll system, extensive network
- Serbia Toll Roads - Compatible electronic systems available
- Montenegro Toll Roads - Limited toll points, mainly Sozina Tunnel
- Slovenia Vignette - Annual/weekly vignette system
- Austria Tolls - Vignette system plus special tolls
- Albania Tolls - Kalimash Tunnel and highway information
- North Macedonia Tolls - Regional toll system details
- Hungary Vignette - Electronic vignette system
Official Resources:
- JP Autoceste FBiH: +387 33 465 850 - Federation motorway operator
- JP Autoputevi RS: +387 51 348 300 - Republika Srpska operator
- ACC Customer Service: Available at all toll stations
- Emergency Assistance: 124 (police), 123 (fire), 125 (medical)
