A clear, educational overview of how the bridge toll system works — vehicle categories, payment options, and commuter programs explained.
The bridge toll is calculated based on your vehicle type. The following categories are used to determine the applicable rate. Each category reflects the vehicle's size, weight, and the road space it occupies on the bridge deck.
Motorcycles and mopeds are classified in the lowest toll category. Riders use the same lanes as cars and must pay at the toll plaza.
Standard passenger cars, including those towing small trailers. This is the most common toll category and the rate most frequently quoted in travel guides.
Larger passenger vehicles and light commercial vans. The classification depends on the vehicle's height and weight. Check your vehicle's documentation if unsure.
Trucks, lorries, and heavy commercial vehicles pay the highest toll rates, which are calculated based on axle count and total weight. Commercial operators should consult the official bridge website for precise rates.
The toll plaza accepts several payment methods. Choosing the right one can save time, particularly during busy periods.
Major credit and debit cards are accepted at all toll lanes. This is the most straightforward option for occasional travellers.
A transponder device mounted in your vehicle that communicates with the toll system. BroBizz users can use dedicated express lanes and access commuter discount programs. Registration is done in advance through the BroBizz website.
Tickets can be purchased in advance through the official bridge website. This can be convenient for planned journeys and may offer minor savings in some programs.
For those who cross the bridge frequently — whether daily for work or several times per week — commuter subscription programs offer meaningful cost savings. These programs are managed through the BroBizz platform and require advance registration.
Create a BroBizz account and register your vehicle details online
Choose a subscription plan based on your expected crossing frequency
Enjoy reduced per-crossing rates and faster passage through express lanes
For travellers without a car, or those who prefer a more relaxed crossing, the Øresundståg train service is an excellent alternative. There is no bridge toll for train passengers — the cost is simply the train ticket, which is purchased through Danish or Swedish rail ticketing systems.