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road vehicles with a total technically permissible maximum mass of over 3.5 tonnes moving along paid sections in Bulgaria will pay a toll on their use based on the distance traveled - tol. The toll fee replaces the electronic vignette for heavy trucks and buses.1km commuting charges are differentiated according to the total technically permissible maximum mass of the road vehicle its environmental class and the category of road. The total length of roads for which heavy goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes will pay tolls at the launch of the toll system from 1 March 2020 is 3 115 km. These are 803 km of motorways and 2122 km of first class roads.The choice of satellite technology allows Bulgaria to collect fees throughout the national road network including lower-class roads. The state transfers to its partners - private companies - the risk associated with the initial investment for the commercial operation of the system. Private companies need to invest in onboard devices communication and data exchange systems with the toll system opening and maintaining thousands of points of sale and delivery of devices to customers.An on-board charging contract may be concluded with a national service provider that offers toll services. It will provide an on-board unit for each of the trucks or buses which will account for the toll segments that have been traveled. The terms and frequency of payment will depend on the terms of the contract.If the vehicle has a GPS tracker and the owner wishes to use it for tolling he should check that the company that provided the GPS tracker has a contract with a national service provider company. If so a toll agreement may be concluded with the company concerned. Information on the use of on-board devices and GPS trackers is provided by the partners of the API - National Toll Charge Providers. The register of companies that have contracts with the IMA is in the About Us section of the site www . bgtoll . bg .For paying tolls carriers with a smaller fleet can take advantage of a so-called itinerary. The itinerary is a prepaid service - it is possible to select the starting and ending point of the route as well as up to four intermediate points if desired. It can be activated until 2359 on the day following the purchase if the user is not logged in and up to seven days in advance - if the user is registered with an email address. The driver has 24 hours from the moment of activating the route map to complete the set route following the strictly selected points. The itinerary will be available for purchase from the known e-vignette channelsroad vehicles with a total technically permissible maximum mass of over 3.5 tonnes moving along paid sections in Bulgaria will pay a toll on their use based on the distance traveled - tol. The toll fee replaces the electronic vignette for heavy trucks and buses.1km commuting charges are differentiated according to the total technically permissible maximum mass of the road vehicle its environmental class and the category of road. The total length of roads for which heavy goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes will pay tolls at the launch of the toll system from 1 March 2020 is 3 115 km. These are 803 km of motorways and 2122 km of first class roads.The choice of satellite technology allows Bulgaria to collect fees throughout the national road network including lower-class roads. The state transfers to its partners - private companies - the risk associated with the initial investment for the commercial operation of the system. Private companies need to invest in onboard devices communication and data exchange systems with the toll system opening and maintaining thousands of points of sale and delivery of devices to customers.An on-board charging contract may be concluded with a national service provider that offers toll services. It will provide an on-board unit for each of the trucks or buses which will account for the toll segments that have been traveled. The terms and frequency of payment will depend on the terms of the contract.If the vehicle has a GPS tracker and the owner wishes to use it for tolling he should check that the company that provided the GPS tracker has a contract with a national service provider company. If so a toll agreement may be concluded with the company concerned. Information on the use of on-board devices and GPS trackers is provided by the partners of the API - National Toll Charge Providers. The register of companies that have contracts with the IMA is in the About Us section of the site www . bgtoll . bg .For paying tolls carriers with a smaller fleet can take advantage of a so-called itinerary. The itinerary is a prepaid service - it is possible to select the starting and ending point of the route as well as up to four intermediate points if desired. It can be activated until 2359 on the day following the purchase if the user is not logged in and up to seven days in advance - if the user is registered with an email address. The driver has 24 hours from the moment of activating the route map to complete the set route following the strictly selected points. The itinerary will be available for purchase from the known e-vignette channelsroad vehicles with a total technically permissible maximum mass of over 3.5 tonnes moving along paid sections in Bulgaria will pay a toll on their use based on the distance traveled - tol. The toll fee replaces the electronic vignette for heavy trucks and buses.1km commuting charges are differentiated according to the total technically permissible maximum mass of the road vehicle its environmental class and the category of road. The total length of roads for which heavy goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes will pay tolls at the launch of the toll system from 1 March 2020 is 3 115 km. These are 803 km of motorways and 2122 km of first class roads.
