Who has to pay tolls in Norway?
All drivers, regardless of nationality, have to pay on Norwegian toll roads. Read more about the rate groups here.
What is the legal basis for toll payment?
The legal basis for toll payment in Norway is Vegloven §27 (Road Act), which states that tolls can be used to finance roads,
and in some cases also public transport.
Why does a Euro Parking Collection collect payments for toll roads in Norway?
In order to operate the toll stations efficiently, the toll road companies have outsourced the task of collecting payments
from foreign vehicles to EPC, which specializes in cross-border payments and debt Collection.
Why register foreign rental / leasing cars?
If you register, you as the renter / lessee will receive the invoice directly. If you don’t register, the invoice will be
sent to the rental / leasing company. The company may add administration fees to cover their cost of handling the invoice
and collecting the amount from the renter / lessee. Please register to get started.
Why register my own foreign car?
Registering for an EPC account will normally reduce the time from your journey(s) to you receive your invoice. Furthermore,
you will have full control over where the invoices are sent, as well as accessing your invoices, checking due dates, viewing
images, registering for e-mail delivery and making payment. You may at any time notify EPC about changes or cancel the registration.
Please register to get started.
Do I need to make an international bank transfer in order to pay?
No, normally not. In most cases, EPC offers the customer a choice between payment to a bank account in their local currency
or to a Norwegian bank account. This option is available in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,
Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
and the United Kingdom. The invoice is stated in the local currency, based on the exchange rate of the invoice date. It is
also possible to pay by VISA or MasterCard.
Do I need to make an international call if I have any questions to EPC?
Questions and complaints should be addressed to EPC online at www.epcplc.com/communication. This will enable EPCs staff to handle your case. For some countries – Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway,
Portugal, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom – it is possible to dial a local number which is redirected to EPC’s multilingual
customer support. The price rate will be the same as regular domestic calls in your country. You can also request a call back.
What will the invoice look like?
The invoice will be in the language of the cars nationality for the following 17 countries:
AT-DE , CH , DE , DK , EN-GB , ES , FI-FIN , FR , IS , IT , LT , LV , NL , NO , PL , PT , SV-SE .
It took some time from I travelled in Norway to when I received the invoice. Why?
Processing data and finding relevant information might take some time. Toll passages are also put on hold for short periods
to enable more toll passages to be included in the same invoice. Therefore, the invoicing time may be longer than you are
used to.
Why does the invoice include images of my car?
The image is captured at an automatic toll station. If a vehicle does not have a valid On-board Unit (toll-tag)an image of
the licence plate is automatically taken in order to connect the vehicle to its registered owner. The images are included
on the invoice to prove that the toll passage took place. You can view all images taken of your vehicle on www.epcplc.com/view_pictures
I was driving at night. Why are the images bright?
The brightness of the image is auto-adjusted in order to read the license plate number.
I have received an invoice from the EPC, although I had an AutoPASS tag. What happened?
In rare cases it may be that a payment point you have passed is not registered by our system. If the invoice from EPC is just
for the road toll, it has to be paid (using the payment methods on the invoice).