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Poland 
Starting from January 1, 2025, toll rates in Poland have increased by around 3.3%, which means an additional cost of around €0.46 for every 100 km. 

Hungary 
In Hungary, the infrastructure fee will rise by 3.4%, while other tariff components will remain unchanged. This results in an average total tariff increase of about 2.5%. 

Switzerland 
Switzerland has introduced a 5% increase in toll tariffs from January 1, 2025. This adjustment is intended to ensure sufficient funds for the maintenance and modernization of the road infrastructure. 

Austria 
Austria's road tolls will be adjusted according to inflation, with an expected indexation of approximately 7.4%. While the air and noise charges will remain unchanged, the CO2 tariff element will see an increase. 

Belgium 
The Wallonia Region in Belgium will adjust its tariffs for inflation, with an average index adjustment of 2.86%. More details can be found here. 

Denmark 
Denmark has switched from the current vignette system to a new distance-based toll model from January 1, 2025. The new system takes into account not only the number of kilometers driven but also the CO2 emission class of the vehicle. 

Italy, Spain, and Portugal 
Increases in road tolls are expected in Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Detailed information will be available later. Notably, in Spain, the toll road connecting Spain with Portugal will be free starting January 1, 2025. However, some major Portuguese motorways will see toll price increases. 

France 
France will increase its road toll tariffs from February 1, 2025. The exact percentage increase is yet to be confirmed, but it is expected to be significant. 

Czech Republic 
From January 1, 2025, toll rates for trucks in the Czech Republic have been increased, in particular for the CO2 emission class charge, up to a maximum of 5% from current levels. The rates for M2 and M3 vehicles, as well as for vehicles powered exclusively by electricity or hydrogen, will remain unchanged.