CzechToll belongs to the PPF Group and is a part of the long-term strategic plans of the Group in the area of telecommunications infrastructure. The company has won, together with the Slovak electronic toll collection operator SkyToll a.s., in the tender procedure of the Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic to build an electronic toll system and subsequently provide complex services related to its operation and termination of its operation in the Czech Republic as of 2020. Thanks to modern satellite technology, the Czech Republic has obtained a sophisticated system that will allow for better traffic management and more efficient transport infrastructure management for less money than before.
Despite the fewer working days in May, toll collection was on a slight upward trajectory and 46% of the toll collected was paid by domestic carriers
Prague, June 22, 2026 – Operators of vehicles with a maximum permitted weight exceeding 3.5 tons paid a whopping 1.68 billion Czech crowns in tolls in May. Toll collection increased by 2% although this May was one working day shorter compared to […]Toll collection increased by 5.7% in April; Czech highways were also used by vehicles from Iceland and Mongolia
Prague, May 21, 2026 – In April, operators of vehicles with a maximum permitted weight exceeding 3.5 tons paid a total of 1.69 billion crowns for tolled sections of Czech highways and Class 1 roads. Thus, toll collection increased by 5.7% […]Argentinská 1610/4
170 00 Praha 7 - Holešovice
Company ID No: 06315160
Municipal Court in Prague, Section C, file no.: 280083
E-mail: info@czechtoll.cz
Find detailed Information about The electronic toll collection system on https://mytocz.eu