Is there a way of calculating French Autoroute tolls?

I am trying to work out what it would cost to drive from London to the Dordogne. Would you agree that 20p a mile is a good guide to petrol costs? Also, how can I work out exactly what the toll routes will charge? Is there a website or confirmed source? I will be driving on motorways as the quickest possible route to Brive in the Dordogne.

Asked on 15 July 2010 by adam cyclist

Answered by Honest John

Try Googling French Autoroute Tolls. You can prepay a Telepeage ('T') pass using a gizmo you stick in the windscreen behind the mirror. This works out much cheaper.

Tags: driving abroad

Similar questions

How do I register for the ULEZ zone in Madrid?

I am transiting through Spain later in the year and need to stop in Madrid overnight to catch up with an old friend. I have searched extensively on the internet but cannot find anyway of booking the necessary...

Is it possible to get repatriation cover while in Europe?

We are taking delivery of a brand new VW campervan and planning on taking it to Europe in September. The VW warranty provides breakdown cover in Europe for 3 years but I don't believe it extends to repatriation...

This is the best way to legitimately acquire emissions stickers for driving in German cities.

Further to the recent correspondence about Emission Zone stickers required in Germany, the easiest way to obtain one of these is to apply on-line at https://www.berlin.de/labo/kfz/dienstleistungen/feinstaubplakette.shop.en.php...