How much you can save on major French routes

Paying your toll in several legs instead of one costs less: you follow the same route, with short exits that break the payment up. The table below shows a few examples: the exact amount and the toll gates to exit at. It is not an exhaustive list — the app works out any origin and any destination. Figures are computed from the motorway operators' official fare grids, in force on 1 June 2026.

14 examples among major French routes — this is not an exhaustive list.
Route	Toll paid in one go	You save	Exits
Lille → Strasbourg	€40.80	− €12.50	4
Paris → Strasbourg	€33.10	− €10.70	4
Lyon → Perpignan	€50.50	− €8.70	4
Toulouse → Montpellier	€28.20	− €7.00	4
Lyon → Montpellier	€32.80	− €6.70	3
Grenoble → Montpellier	€34.00	− €6.50	3
Lille → Lyon	€53.90	− €6.20	3
Paris → Mulhouse	€44.90	− €6.00	3
Paris → Lyon	€41.30	− €4.10	2
Paris → Marseille	€69.40	− €4.10	2
Paris → Nice	€84.20	− €4.10	2
Lyon → Strasbourg	€32.80	− €3.90	1
Strasbourg → Marseille	€60.90	− €3.90	1
Paris → Lille	€18.90	− €3.00	1

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Your route isn't listed? That's expected: this is only a handful of examples. The app works out any origin and any destination, with the fuel stations and charging points at each exit.

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Savings computed for a car (class 1), between the centres of the towns listed. Actual amounts depend on your exact origin and destination, your vehicle class and fare revisions. Tollcut is a free, independent service with no connection to the motorway operating companies.