How much is the salou valencia toll road. Car rental in Spain
Today I will talk a little about toll roads in Spain, in particular in Andalusia and Catalonia. For tourists, they are not particularly needed, only if you need to get there quickly. The permissible speed on them is 120 km / h, but many people drive 140. But you must admit, it’s more pleasant to ride along the sea, stop in different towns and observation decks than driving along a concrete fence for several hours in a row.
Most recently, we drove along the AP-7 toll road from to. We had to get there in the morning to ride on hot-air balloon, and next time do not be late to . Pleasure is not cheap! The road came out to about €9 and the same amount for petrol. I told how we rented a car.
Toll road payment procedure
Before entering the toll road, you will be warned several times and offered free detours. There are several payment options:
- You get a ticket when you enter, pay when you leave.
- You pay only when you leave or when you enter
You can pay in cash, with coins, or with a bank card (but be careful with it! More on that below)
Before the payment points, the road is divided into many lanes (see photo at the beginning):
- Blue lanes for automatic payment using devices under glass (not for us!)
- Payment only by cards (on the card plates)
- Payment by cards and cash
- Manual - payment through the operator, this is the easiest way :-)
Even in case of difficulty with payment, press the communication button and the operator will come to you and help you pay.
Be careful when paying by card!
I had a bad experience with payment. I think that's the case for everyone. When leaving the highway, I paid for the fare with a card. Removed about €7. Then a day later you receive an SMS about withdrawing €1 with the description: parking peaje Madrid. Then another day later, then another on arrival home! I haven't been to Madrid, so it's removed or blocked by the highway payment office.
What for? After all, I have already paid €7. Apparently for some reason they check the map after each trip on the toll road. They say that the blocked euros are returned in a month.
But I did not conduct experiments and blocked the Tinkoff card. The bank returned the money to me and reissued the card for free. Next time I will pay cash toll roads.
What do you think of these write-offs?
I do not advise you to count manually. Most convenient service to calculate the cost of the route is . The site is ugly, but very functional. It works all over Europe, maybe even more. You ask from where and where, and he offers several options for routes. Gives out how much you will spend on paying for the road, gasoline and how much you will be on the road. So you decide for yourself the best way time-money.
There is also a purely Spanish site -. There is more accurate data on payment of roads, but apart from the price it does not show anything.
Well, do not forget about the good old Google Maps. He is good at building routes between cities. In the options there is a checkbox to avoid toll roads.
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A trip to Spain will be unforgettable if you decide to rent a car. Today I will talk about my real experience, about the many nuances of driving on Spanish roads: where to park, what determines the cost of driving on the motorway, fines, basic traffic rules and speed limits.
Before traveling to Spain, I debated for a long time which option to choose: to travel in a standard way, like many on foot, or to stay on a car rental. I liked the latter more, since I am an avid motorist, it was also interesting for me to look at the country, and not just at a few famous sights. In addition, I already had experience of traveling by car in Italy, it turned out to be very successful. It was really cool and cool. Although there was one misfortune. You can find out the nuances from the article Car roads Italy.
For independent travel a good connection is necessary, various situations may arise along the way. You can simply get lost or you may need to call somewhere. After a trip to Italy, I still had an Orange SIM card. In principle, everything in it suited me. I decided that I would take it. But then I remembered that the tariff in Spain is different. Check out the website to see how it all works. I saw that when buying a new SIM card, a bonus of 1 or 2 GB is provided, depending on the balance. Decided to take a second one. Moreover, the previous trip showed that sometimes voice communication is needed. I took a SIM card with a 2 GB bonus and distributed the Internet to 2 phones and a tablet without any problems. Everything is very convenient.
Car rental and toll roads
If you come across car rental abroad for the first time, then you should know that most companies require a passport and international driving license. Also, some put forward a number of other requirements, for example, a driving experience of at least 2 years and an age of 21. The cost of renting a car in Spain starts from 30 euros and can reach up to 80 per day, it all depends on the class of the car. Don't be surprised if you are asked to leave a deposit equal to the rent (I left 50 euros). After returning vehicle, the deposit is returned in full, verified by personal experience.
Now I will tell you more about my trip to Spain. I flew to Barcelona and rented a mid-range car for 50 euros + the same deposit. It was possible to leave my credit card instead of a cash deposit, but I did not dare.
Roads in Spain can be paid and free. By the way, if you travel on toll highways, it goes faster and more economically due to lower fuel consumption. In this case, you need to calculate everything and think twice about the route. Just like in Italy, moving through the tunnels is also paid.
But the fare is calculated a little differently, the price depends on several factors:
- from how many kilometers traveled;
- what category of vehicle;
- season;
- traffic congestion, or rather, whether you are in rush hour or not.
For example, for the distance from Barcelona to Valencia, which I covered, I had to pay 40 euros (347 kilometers), the AP-7 highway. I got acquainted with the prices in advance so that the invoice was not a shock to me. Before the trip, I advise you to do the same. You can get acquainted with approximate tariffs on the website of the Spanish motorways (the cost is updated once a year). But keep in mind that these are only approximate prices, because if you get into rush hour, it will be more expensive. In addition, a lot depends on the chosen highway and the season of your trip.
Parking in Spain
With parking in Spain, not everything is so simple, if you do not prepare, you can get into a mess. To prevent this from happening to you, I tell you the main subtleties and nuances.
On weekdays and weekends, parking rules may differ, it is also important to take into account the time of day. Some places require a permit if you want to park during business hours.
Especially tight with parking spaces in the center of Barcelona, to find a free space you have to try very hard. Before you park your car in the blue zone, you need to buy a ticket from a special machine. Please note that you can pay from 9 am to 2 pm and from 4 pm to 9 pm on weekdays, on weekends from 9 am to 2 pm.
If you have not found a place on the surface parking, do not despair, because in many major Spanish cities there are underground parking areas. By the way, before entering, I advise you to familiarize yourself with the information on a special scoreboard, which indicates the number of free parking spaces. This will save a lot of time. You need to pay at the box office or at special stations, not like in our country before you park the car, but after, when you are already leaving.
By the way, in small towns the Ora Zona system is relevant - you buy a parking ticket at any retail point of sale, for example, at a tobacconist. You can park the car for 30, 60 or 90 minutes, very convenient. I did this in Valencia. I bought a ticket for an hour, parked the car and went to enjoy local cuisine. If you are late, you will have to pay extra for extra time. But be careful, if there is a tow truck icon in the parking lot, then if you are 10 minutes late, you may no longer see your car. I watched a similar sight, not a pleasant sight, the guy was really sorry ...
At the place of the car that was evacuated, there should be a sticker indicating the address and phone number. But I advise you to carefully monitor the time, otherwise, spend a lot of nerves and money (towing will cost 100 euros), after all, a foreign country and a rented car. Also, be careful and do not park in places for the disabled, here the fine is 200 euros.
Basic rules of the road in Spain
If you decide to see the country by car, you will have to familiarize yourself with the basic rules of the road. In Spain, the following speed limits apply:
- in settlements you can drive no more than 50 kilometers per hour;
- outside the settlement up to 90 km per hour;
- on the road up to 100 km;
- on the motorway it is allowed to drive at a speed of 120 km per hour.
There are also restrictions on the minimum speed - at least 60 km on the autobahn.
I must say right away that in Spain it is better not to violate the rules of traffic rules. If you think that no one sees you and you can put a little more pressure on the gas, then this is not so. Since 2010, speed cameras have been installed everywhere. In case of violation of the rules, the policeman is given a photo of the car and near the nearest control point the motorist will be fined a tangible, large amount. I do not advise experimenting, a very expensive pleasure, as my friends told me. By the way, if a tourist does not have the opportunity to pay a fine on the spot, he may be detained.
Alcohol is no less strict here, although Spain is famous for its wines, you should not drink before the trip. The maximum level of alcohol in the blood is 0.5 ‰, if the driving experience is less than two years, then no more than 0.3 ppm is allowed. In case of exceeding the indicators, you will have to pay 500 euros for violation. If the level of alcohol in the blood is twice as high as allowed, then such a rash act will cost 1,000 euros. The same amount will have to be paid if this is a repeated violation.
If you refuse to test for the presence of alcohol or drugs in the blood, a fine of 500 euros is charged.
I note that talking while driving a car is prohibited if there is no special conversational device that allows you to communicate without using your hands. And yet, having stopped at the gas station, I noticed a crossed-out phone. After talking with the workers, I learned that you need to turn off the phone during refueling, which I quickly did. Otherwise, a fine of 200 euros will be issued.
Payment of fines
Police officers have the right to demand payment of a fine right on the spot. At the same time, the person is issued a receipt for payment. If the traveler is unable to pay in cash, the vehicle will be held until payment is received. By the way, in Spain there are special conditions for tourists: in case of violation and payment of a fine on the spot, a 50 percent discount is made. True, the tourist loses the right to appeal the decision. It is also possible to receive a receipt by mail, then it must be paid within 20 days using the Internet or any banking institution (in this case, a 50 percent discount is also provided). By the way, local authorities can track the violator by his numbers and send him a fine receipt home. So I don't recommend breaking the rules. What pleases me this time, having the experience of traveling in Italy, I did not receive a single fine, which is what I wish you.
Spain conquered with its beauty, locals very friendly and welcoming. In a short time I was able to see a lot interesting places, which are simply not available to most tourists without a car. Enjoy the freedom, because having a car, you can go anywhere in the country and see unique places. I will say for sure, it was worth it, I would repeat. Despite many nuances, I strongly advise you to travel this way. After all, this is a real buzz and pleasure.
Before we started living in Spain, it was never possible to understand and feel the difference between free and toll roads. In three months, we managed to roll almost 15 thousand km here (well, 4 thousand of them were the road from Moscow, but the remaining 10 thousand km are local).
What catches the eye in general after Russia:
In Russia they don't know how to drive fast. Try to keep the speed of 80 km/h allowed by the rules along the serpentine, at first it was difficult to drive even 50 km/h - this is recommended in some sections. We can talk for a long time about our experience and powerful car, but local grandfathers on 30-year-old Citroen heels really do almost any Russian on a serpentine) At least go to study again;
A LOT of cars on the handle. It is clear that the BMW 7th series will be automatic, but Peugeots, Golfs, Focuses, Fiats, Citroens, etc. - as one on the handle;
Passing at speeds up to 50 km / h is not accepted. Squeeze and squeeze too. If you turn on the turn signal on the highway, you can change it without looking in the mirror - they will definitely let you in;
If you are driving on the main one, the one who is driving on the secondary will slow down at the VERY LAST moment. He will let you through, we will smile, but at first it is very strange and unusual;
Lots of old cars in good condition. A couple of times they tried to buy something like the W210 or E39 ... well, they are only good from the outside, even taking into account the price of 4-6 thousand euros, the body is yes, but there are years and runs of 300-500 thousand km. .. As a result, we settled on a car with a guarantee. By the way, here even for 20-year-old cars they give a guarantee from 1 month to 1 year (this is if you take it from a dealer). But you come to good things quickly, 20-year-old cars with low mileage have not yet been found));
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Now to the roads:
Free roads are much prettier and more interesting. They pass through cities, beaches, mountains, fields, cafes, restaurants. As tourists before, we often traveled only on paid ones. Very in vain;
Free roads are noticeably slower. Constant speed limits of 50-70 km / h, traffic lights at pedestrian crossings, permanent circles (they are sooo loved in Spain. At first you don’t understand, but we have already imbued);
Nuance, if you want to go to a store, cafe, gas station that you see on the horizon - you need to go to the understudy for 300-500 meters. Extremely unusual;
Toll roads almost always have a limit of 120 km / h, but people tumble under 200 km / h. Most of the cars are cruising at 125-130 km/h. Few cameras. The fines are big. Police on the roads - a rarity. But this is Catalonia and not the season. In the south, people say that not everything is so joyful.
Toll roads cost money. When we traveled from Barcelona to Alicante - this is 550-600 km, in total we gave more than 50 euros. Although usually everything costs 1-2 euros.
Pay attention to the 3+ button. If there are three or more people inside the car, then you need to press. Then they will check on the cameras whether there were 3 or more people in the car and they will give a discount (it will be returned to the card).
If you go to Andorra, there is a tunnel, 5 kilometers long, it costs 19 euros, it takes 3 minutes to pass. On the way back, we tried a free ride. As a result, we drove for 2.5 hours along a mountain serpentine at a speed of 30-40 km / h (it was simply impossible to go faster, because there were constant turns, ups and downs). But very pretty.
The length of the Spanish public road network, including the Canary and Balearic Islands, is 683.175 km. Almost all of them are paved roads. The length of motorways is 17,109 km, of which almost 3,000 km are .
Toll roads
In Spain, there is a toll for the use of motorways. Payment is also subject to travel through some tunnels.
The toll system in Spain depends on several parameters: distance traveled, vehicle category, season, and even rush hour during the day.
Tariffs for travel on major highways for 2019:| Highway | Route (distance) | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| AP-2 | Zaragoza - AP-7 (225 km) | € 24.60 |
| AP-4 | Seville - Cadiz (95 km) | € 7.45 |
| AP-6 | Madrid - Adanero (74 km) | € 12.70 |
| AP-7 | A9 (France) - Barcelona (156 km) | € 14.70 |
| AP-7 | Barcelona - Valencia (347 km) | € 37.50 |
| AP-7 | Valencia - Alicante (178 km) | € 17.60 |
| AP-7 | Cartagena - Vera (97 km) | € 10.90 |
| AP-7 | Malaga - Guadiaro (105 km) | € 16.20 |
| AP-8 | А63 (France) - Bilbao (105 km) | € 15.50 |
| AP-9 | Ferrol - A3 (Portugal) (196 km) | € 21.55 |
| AP-15 | Tudela - Irurzun (112 km) | € 5.70 |
| AP-36 | Ocana - La Roda (150 km) | € 13.60 |
| AP-41 | Madrid - Toledo (60 km) | € 7.65 |
| AP-51 | Villacastín - Ávila (26 km) | € 1.45 |
| AP-53 | Santiago de Compostela - Dozon (57 km) | € 6.00 |
| AP-61 | Segovia - AP-6 (28 km) | € 1.35 |
| AP-66 | Campomanes - Leon (78 km) | € 13.35 |
| AP-68 | Bilbao - Zaragoza (298 km) | € 32.85 |
| AP-71 | Leon - Astorga (43 km) | € 5.15 |
| R-2 | Madrid - Guadalajara (59 km) | € 6.15 |
| R-3 | Madrid - Arganda del Rey (39 km) | € 3.30 |
| R-4 | Madrid - Osana (58 km) | € 6.00 |
| R-5 | Madrid - Navalcarnero (28 km) | € 3.55 |
| C-32 | Montgat Palafolls (57 km) | € 4.93 |
| C-32 | Castelldefels - El Vendrell (49 km) | € 5.32 |
| C-33 | Barcelona - Montmeló (29 km) | € 1.66 |
The rates in the table are for cars and motorbikes in the summer (during rush hour fares on some roads, such as those around Madrid, are slightly higher).
These are indicative fares calculated once at the beginning of the year on the basis of the website of the Spanish motorways, provided that traffic between the points is carried out on the same motorway.
For example: Zaragoza - AP-7 (€24.60), subject to movement only along the AP-1 motorway. When moving on a different route, the fare may differ in one direction or another.
Plots with special payment
Cadi Tunnel
The Cadi Tunnel is located in the province of Barcelona. The Cadi Tunnel is 5.026 meters long and is the third longest tunnel in Spain. It was opened on October 30, 1984.
Tariffs for 2019: Tariffs for 2019:* Rush hour is weekdays at the following times:
- 07:30 – 10:30 (morning)
- 17:00 - 21:00 (evening)
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Basic traffic rules in Spain
Speed limit
Standard speed limits in Spain (unless otherwise indicated on signs).
Cars:- in built-up area - 50 km/h
- outside the settlement - 90 km/h
- on the road - 100 km / h
- on the motorway - 120 km/h
- in built-up area - 50 km/h
- outside the settlement - 70 km/h
- on the road - 80 km/h
- on the motorway - 90 km/h
It is prohibited to drive on motorways for vehicles whose speed according to technical specifications does not exceed 60 km/h.
For vehicles with snow chains installed, the maximum speed limit is 50 km/h.
Speed cameras
Speed cameras are widely used in Spain. As of August 2010, some cameras (on the AP-7 in Castellón, AP-7 in Murcia, on the A-31 in Alicante and the A-52 in Zamora) are equipped to alert the nearest police officer in the event of speeding, committed by the driver of a foreign car.
The police officer receives a photo of the car and has the right to stop the vehicle and impose a large fine on the spot. If the fine is not paid immediately, the car may be detained. More such cameras are planned to be installed in the future.
Alcohol
Maximum legal blood alcohol level 0.5‰.
For drivers with less than 2 years of driving experience, the allowed blood alcohol level 0.3‰.
If the blood alcohol level exceeds the legal limit, the fine will be € 500.
If the level of alcohol in the blood exceeds the legal limit by 2 times or the violation is committed repeatedly within a year, then the fine will be € 1,000.
If illegal drugs are found in the body, the fine will be € 1,000.
The fine for refusing to take an alcohol or drug test will be €500.
dipped beam
The use of dipped beam is mandatory only when driving through tunnels.
Transportation of children
Children under 3 years old can travel only when using suitable child restraint systems appropriate to their weight.
Children 3 years of age and under 135 cm must use a child seat appropriate for their weight or a booster seat.
Children over 135 cm tall can use normal seat belts.
The fine for violating the rules for transporting children is € 200. In this case, the vehicle may be detained.
Seat belts
Use of seat belts necessarily for front and rear passengers.
Fine - € 200.
Talking on the phone
Do not use the device while the vehicle is in motion. telephone connection, not equipped with a technical device that allows you to negotiate without using your hands. Mobile phones must be switched off at gas stations when refueling.
Fine - € 200.
fines
Police officers have the right to collect fines on the spot for traffic violations. At the same time, an official receipt is issued.
Foreign drivers must pay the fine immediately in cash or their car may be held until the fine is paid. If you pay the fine immediately on the spot, then a 50% discount is given, but the right to appeal is lost.
If you received a penalty receipt by mail, then if you pay the fine within 20 days via the Internet or banking institutions (las oficinas de Correos o en cualquier sucursal del Banco Santander), its size is also reduced by 50%, and the driver also loses the right to appeal resolutions.
If you have not paid the fine within 30 days from the date of receipt of the notification of the imposition of the sanction, a decision is made to enforce the collection of the fine.
There is a small nuance here, which is that it is very difficult to determine exactly when you received this notification, and it is not uncommon for you to receive a 50% discount 2 months after the adoption of the decision.
Speeding fines differ internally locality and beyond.
Speeding fines in Spain:| Over speed | ||
|---|---|---|
| up to 20 km/h | € 100 | |
| 21 - 30 km/h | € 300 | € 100 |
| 31 - 40 km/h | € 400 | € 300 |
| 41 - 50 km/h | € 500 | € 300 |
| 51 - 60 km/h | € 600 | € 400 |
| 61 - 70 km/h | € 600 | € 500 |
| over 70 km/h | € 600 | |
In 2014, the requirements for overtaking cyclists were tightened. The minimum allowable distance to them when overtaking must be at least 1.5 meters. At the same time, it is allowed to partially or even completely occupy the oncoming lane, provided that there is no interference with oncoming cyclists.
Since 2014, Spain has formally approved the 2011 European Directive "on the facilitation of border exchange of data relating to road safety offences".
Now the authorities of the state where the traffic rules were violated have the right to track the violator by car numbers even in another state, and send to his homeland a receipt for payment of the fine. In case of refusal to pay the fine, the case against the motorist will be referred to the authorities of the violator's home country for investigation and collection of the fine.
This directive covers eight types of violations: speeding, not wearing a seat belt, running a red light, exceeding the legal alcohol level, driving under the influence of drugs, driving without a helmet, using a mobile phone or any other means of communication while driving.
Useful information
Petrol
1.29 1.43 1.21 0.72 as of 10/24/2019
In Spain unleaded petrol 95 and 98 are available ( Gasoline sin plomo) and diesel fuel ( Gasoleo "A" or gas-oil). Leaded gasoline is not available.
Note that petrol prices are canary islands€0.20-0.22 less than the national average.
There are a small number of gas stations (LPG), which are called auto gas.
Coordinates of LPG gas stations (96 Kb).
emergency numbers
- European emergency number - 112
- Police - 091
- Ambulance - 061
- Fire Department - 080
Required equipment
The equipment that necessary have in the car:
- Warning triangle- in case of an accident, 2 signs are recommended (otherwise local authorities may impose a fine if only one is installed)
- Spare wheel- or a repair kit
- Reflective vest- Mandatory when exiting a car that has stopped on the carriageway or roadside. However, it is not necessary to carry it in a car. The Spanish police cannot fine a foreign driver who does not have a reflective vest in the car. Fine - € 200.
Winter equipment
Winter tires
In the summer, the police pay attention to the driver's "dress code". For example, for driving with a naked torso or in flip-flops, the driver can be fined from € 80. The legs of a passenger sitting in front thrown over the dashboard can cost € 100.
Tow trucks enjoy the right of way.
Permission is granted to use the navigation software, indicating the location of fixed speed cameras.
At the same time, the operation of navigation equipment while driving is punishable by a fine of € 200.
The use of radar detectors has been banned since May 2014. In case of their use - a fine of € 200. For the use of anti-radar, the punishment is much more serious - up to € 6,000.
If the radar detector is combined in one device with the navigator, then it must be deactivated.
Toll roads in Spain in 2019.
All roads and sections of autobahns with the designation "AP" and "R" are paid, in addition, a number of tunnels and bridges are paid. The fares are among the highest in Europe - about 8 Euro per 100 km from a car.
Paid routes and their cost:
AR -2
Actual cost for each section of the road
Highway AR -4
Freeway AP-6
Freeway AP-7
More detailed information about all roads
Payment is made directly on highways at specialized payment points.
It is better to enter the turnstile where Manual is written.
You can pay in cash and by credit card (Euro- or Mastercard, Visacard).
Free travel on the city autobahns and ring roads of Barcelona, Zaragoza, Madrid and Valencia, Girona and Tarragona.
The easiest way to travel around Europe is by high-speed, usually toll, roads. They allow you to quickly arrive from point A to point B and are designed for this. You will not particularly see any beauties and countries in general, but there are exceptions (for example, the A75 road in France, along which we returned from Spain). Diesel fuel on the highway in both France and Spain, as I said above, is about 1.6 - 1.65 euros per liter.
Toll roads cost about 7-8 euros per 100 km. Toll points are standard, both in France and in Spain. They are a bunch of gates on the track with barriers. In both of the above countries, the fee is taken for the distance traveled.
At the entrance to the toll road you get a ticket, at the exit from the toll road you pay the fare. The coupon "climbs" out of the machine automatically, the main thing is to take it and then the barrier will open. There are several ways to pay. You can pay by card, you can pay in cash, you can pay through a machine, you can pay a person.
The easiest way is to pay with a bank card (we don’t take into account the “telepayd” system, in my opinion it’s called that, if I’m wrong, correct me). And so payment by card - drove up to the barrier, put the ticket into the machine (into the flashing slot), after that another slot will flash (sometimes the same one where the ticket was pushed), stick the card in there, in a second the card pops up and the barrier opens, all the way is free, and the money has been withdrawn. If something does not work out, then in this case, operators are on duty at the payment point, and even if you do not press the help button, but stand at the closed barrier for a very long time, a person will definitely come up to you and help. Sometimes the machines break down, and then a person also comes and saves the world. In general, everything is simple and clear.
To understand which payment method to choose, look at the icons above the gate. There are clear icons. If you do not have a special "tele-page" card, do not go to the gate with a pictogram in the form of a capital Latin letter "t". Another feature of toll roads is in Spain. A couple of days after arriving in Roses and, accordingly, after driving along the toll Spanish motorways, through the mobile bank system, SMS began to arrive stating that I, in some Security, had made a successful purchase for 1 euro. At the same time, I did not make any purchases in this organization, especially using a card.
Having rummaged through the Internet, we learned that this is the security service of the organization serving the toll roads in Spain, they will check the authenticity of the credit card. In fact, money is not debited from the card, but only blocked on it. Money is blocked every time you pay a fare. The lock will be removed after a month. So if anyone comes across this, don't panic.
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There are also some kind of local free autobahns (eg M-10 in Madrid, SE-30 in Seville, V-30 in Valencia, etc.).
Autobahns in the Canary Islands (Tenerife and Gran Canaria) are free.
The most expensive object for passage is the tunnel del Cadi - 11.67 euros.
Tunnel fare:
Tunnel del Cadi is a toll road tunnel located in the Catalan Prepyrenees (del Cadi mountain range). It unites the regions of Alt Bergueda and Cerdan. The tunnel was opened and put into operation on October 30, 1984. It ranks fourth in length in Spain and third in Catalonia, its length is 5026 meters. 
Vallvidrera tunnel are a set of five tunnels that cross the Sierra Collserola, which connects the city of Barcelona with Vallès Occidental. These tunnels were opened in 1991. The longest tunnel is called Vallvidriera, its length is 2517 meters.
Fares in 2019:
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Here you can find out about the prices for travel on toll roads throughout Europe, click on the map on the country you are interested in and the table will show fare prices.
Today there are at least 28 countries in Europe that have toll roads:
