Pay toll to Rimini
I'm heading to Rimini from Bosnia and Hercegovina and I know how much money I need for road toll in Croatia and Slovenia, but it's bit confusing when I look at Italy road tolls.
I'll be entering Italy from Slovenia place called Nova Gorica or Gorizia, and by my calculation's I will need about 20 euros in one direction, so 40 euros in both direction.
I'm I right about this, and if I'm not can someone help me and explain how can I calculate road toll in Italy, for this road section.
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How do you pay for tolls in Italy?
Payment by Viacard, Credit Cards,Cash cards, prepaid and Maestro cardsHow do I pay a toll I missed in Italy?
Alternatively, you can self-certify the tollgate during online payment. Payment can be made at one of the motorway toll booths on the Autostrade per l'Italia network, only at the gates operated by an operator. It is not possible to pay at toll stations for dunning letters received by post.How do I pay a toll in Poland?
On the A2 (Konin - Stryk\xf3w) and A4 (Wroc\u0142aw - So\u015bnica) free flow motorways, it is only possible to pay via an e-Ticket purchased via a mobile application, online or at distribution points. On other motorways you can pay in cash, by credit card, fuel card, mobile application or via OBU.How do you pay tolls on Italian motorways?
Road toll can be paid in cash (Euros), with an Italian account card, by credit card or with a prepaid card (Viacard). Viacards are available with an initial credit of 25 or 50 Euros through the automobile clubs or at the Italian toll stations and service areas.How to use the toll machine in Italy
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