Øresund Bridge Toll

The Øresund Bridge opened on July 1, 2000 to connect Denmark and Sweden between Copenhagen and Malmö. To cover construction costs and maintenance that allow the millions of travelers to easily get between the two countries, traveling the Øresund Bridge length spanning 10 miles (15.9km), there is a bridge toll.

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The toll costs for the Malmö to Copenhagen bridge can be paid by purchasing an Øresund Bridge ticket in advance at Tollwayr. Buying bridge discount tickets here online means you won't have to worry about stopping at the Øresundsbron toll station. It's much more convenient while making for a smoother and faster journey with your ticket received within minutes in your email.

Toll for the Öresund Bridge

Ever since the Øresund Bridge was opened in an official ceremony led by Queen Margrethe II and King Carl XVI Gustaf, it has allowed for improved mobility and the flow of goods, services, and people between Denmark and Sweden. Initially, some 3,300 people crossed, but today that number has increased to around 60,000 daily.

While there are no Danish toll roads for passenger vehicles, there is a cost to drive across the bridge with passenger vehicles that is based on multiple factors. The costs, outlined further below, help to repay the construction costs, including interest.


Öresund Bridge Prices

As mentioned, bridge toll costs depend on several factors, including the length and type of the vehicle, as well as whether you have an ØresundGO which includes a discount, or will be paying the regular prices. These fees are detailed below.

Vehicle category ØresundGO Regular price Buy vignette
Passenger car (max 6 meter) 175 DKK 505 DKK
Passenger car (max 6m) with trailer (max 15m) 350 DKK 1010 DKK
Passenger car with trailer (over 15m) 701,25 DKK 1600 DKK
Motorhome (6-10m) 350 DKK 1010 DKK
Motorhome (over 10m) 701,25 DKK 1600 DKK
Motorhome (over 6m) with trailer 701,25 DKK 1600 DKK
Minibus (6-10m) 350 DKK 1010 DKK
Motorcycle 91 DKK 260 DKK
Van (6-9m) 350 DKK 1010 DKK
Van (over 9m) 701,25 DKK 1600 DKK

The The ØresundGO box comes with a yearly subscription fee of 350 DKK. According to the terms of use, the contract agreement may only be used for private, non-commercial purposes, including travel to and from the Customer’s permanent workplace.

Buy the Öresund Bridge Ticket Online

Online At Tollwayr

The most convenient way to purchase your Öresund bridge ticket is at Tollwayr. We will need the following to complete your order:

  1. Number of trips
  2. First trip date
  3. Return trip date
  4. Vehicle category
  5. Matriculation country (country where your vehicle is registered) and license plate number
  6. Payment (all major payment methods such as credit cards and PayPal are accepted)

After we’ve received the payment:

  1. You will receive a confirmation in minutes
  2. You can use the green lanes which are for vehicles like passenger cars, motorhomes, caravans/trailers, and motorcycles with license plates and an online ticket.

Payment at the Øresundsbron Toll Station

If you prefer to pay at the toll station, pay close attention to the signage. There are multiple different signs that determine which color lane you need to drive in. If you find yourself in the wrong lane, do not reverse to get into a different lane, risking an accident. Instead, talk to one of the customer assistants.

Yellow lanes
Yellow lanes:

Cash payment or personal assistance

Blue lanes
Blue lanes:

Pay by card or license plate reading

Green laneswith truck icon
Green laneswith truck icon:

Open as the green lanes as per the above, but for busses or trucks only

Green lanes
Green lanes:

Travelers in a car, trailer/caravan, motorhome or motorcycle with a license plate reading, plus an online ticket or bizz.

Red lanes
Red lanes:

"Pendler Only" lanes are reserved for commuters, used only during rush hour at certain times.

Orange lanes
Orange lanes:

Motorcycles must use the orange lanes when they are open. Otherwise, they can use the blue, green, or yellow lanes.


Environmental Badge for Denmark

There are low emission zones called LEZ in Denmark's major cities; however, the bridge is not part of the Danish LEZ. For more information on the environmental sticker for driving in these zones, please visit our low emission zone page at Tollwayr.

FAQ

How can I pay for my trip across the Öresund bridge?
You can pay for your trip using BroBizz, AutoPASS, credit cards, or cash at the toll station. You can also buy the online ticket at Tollwayr.com. Using our service offers the easiest way to cross the bridge​​.
Yes, if you have an electronic payment device like BroBizz or AutoPASS, you can use the fast lanes at the toll station, which are specifically designated for quick passage. The same counts for using the ticket provided by us, you can then use the green lanes.
If you haven't received a confirmation email, check your spam or junk folder. Ensure that the email address provided during the purchase is correct. If the issue persists, contact customer service for assistance.
To check the current status of the bridge, including traffic and weather conditions, you can visit the Öresund Bridge website's traffic information section.
A yellow card at the toll station indicates an issue with your registered payment method or license plate. Check your account details and ensure your payment method is active and your vehicle information is correct.
Yes, once you have purchased and received confirmation of your online vignette, you can drive over the bridge immediately. Ensure your license plate is correctly registered in the system.
The toll gates accept Danish kroner (DKK), Swedish kroner (SEK), and euros (EUR). You can also pay using major credit cards.
There are no toilets on the bridge itself. However, facilities are available at service stations on either side of the bridge.
No additional toll is required for using roads in Denmark beyond the payment for crossing the Öresund Bridge. However, Denmark has low-emission zones in certain cities that may have specific requirements for diesel vehicles.

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