Ukraine Toll Roads Complete Guide: Future Plans & Current Status 2025
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Ukraine Toll Roads Complete Guide
System: Currently toll-free (Future toll roads planned)
Coverage: All roads currently free (Plans for 6 toll routes)
Currency: Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH)
Technology: Future electronic toll collection planned
Operators: Ukravtodor (current), Private concessionaires (future)
Do I Need to Pay Tolls in Ukraine? 2025 Update
No, you don't need to pay any tolls to drive in Ukraine. All roads in Ukraine are currently completely toll-free, including major highways (M-roads), regional roads, and urban networks.
Key Reality: Ukraine remains one of the few European countries with a completely toll-free road network. This applies to all vehicle types - cars, trucks, motorcycles, and buses - across the entire country.
2025 Update: Government plans to introduce toll roads are on hold due to current circumstances. Previous proposals for 6 toll routes (including Krakovets-Lviv-Brody and Kyiv-Bila Tserkva) remain in planning stages with no immediate implementation timeline.
Ukraine Road Costs: Current Status
Ukraine operates a completely toll-free road system funded through government budget allocations and fuel taxes.
Current Road Usage Costs (2025)
| Road Type | Current Cost | Vehicle Types | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| M-roads (Highways) | Free | All vehicles | Operational |
| Regional Roads | Free | All vehicles | Operational |
| Urban Roads | Free | All vehicles | Operational |
| Border Crossings | Free | All vehicles | Operational |
Future Toll Road Plans (Suspended)
Proposed Routes (Pre-2022 Plans):
- Krakovets-Lviv-Brody (280km) - Western corridor to Poland
- Kyiv-Bila Tserkva (85km) - Alternative to Kyiv-Odesa route
- Planned rate: €0.08/km (₴3.50/km at previous exchange rates)
- Minimum traffic requirement: 18,000 vehicles/day
How to Travel Ukrainian Roads
You can travel on all Ukrainian roads without any payment requirements:
1. Required Documentation:
- Valid driving license (international driving permit recommended)
- Vehicle registration documents
- Valid insurance (Green Card for foreign vehicles)
- Passport and entry visa (if required)
2. Border Crossing Requirements:
- No road tolls at any border crossings
- Customs declarations may be required for valuable items
- Vehicle temporary import permits for foreign registered vehicles
To calculate fuel costs and plan routes across Ukrainian roads, use TollGuru Ukraine trip calculator
Recent Changes (2025)
Current Road Status:
- All roads remain completely toll-free throughout Ukraine
- Border crossings operational with standard customs procedures
- Road maintenance continues under government funding
Infrastructure Plans:
- Future toll road development suspended indefinitely
- Focus remains on maintaining existing road network
- European integration transport corridors under consideration
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Documentation Errors:
- Assuming international driving permits are optional (recommended for all foreign visitors)
- Forgetting Green Card insurance for cross-border travel
- Not declaring valuable items at customs (can cause delays on exit)
Travel Planning:
- Underestimating travel times on regional roads
- Not carrying local currency for fuel and services
- Ignoring current travel advisories from your government
Planning Your Journey
Cost Considerations
- Zero toll costs - budget only for fuel, parking, and border fees
- Fuel costs: Budget approximately ₴40-50/liter for gasoline
- Parking: Free in most areas, paid parking in city centers
Major Routes
- M-06 Kyiv-Chop: Western Ukraine corridor (550km)
- M-05 Kyiv-Odesa: Southern access route (480km)
- M-03 Kyiv-Kharkiv: Eastern connection (480km)
- All routes completely toll-free
Regional Road Information
Western Ukraine - EU Border Access:
- M-06 to Polish border (Krakovets crossing)
- M-09 to Slovak border (Uzhhorod area)
- M-19 to Romanian border (Solotvyno crossing)
Central Ukraine - Major Cities:
- Kyiv ring roads and radial highways
- M-05 Kyiv-Odesa (Black Sea access)
- M-07 Kyiv-Kovel (northwestern corridor)
Eastern & Southern Regions:
- Check current travel advisories for accessibility
- M-04 Dnipro region connections
- Coastal routes to Odesa and southern ports
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any toll roads in Ukraine?
No, Ukraine has zero toll roads. All highways, regional roads, and urban roads are completely free to use for all vehicle types.
When will toll roads be introduced in Ukraine?
Previous government plans for toll roads have been suspended indefinitely. No current timeline exists for introducing tolls on any Ukrainian roads.
Do I need to pay tolls when crossing borders?
No border crossing fees exist for the roads themselves. However, you'll need to pay for tolls in neighboring countries like Poland, Slovakia, and Romania once you cross their borders.
What documents do I need for driving in Ukraine?
Valid driving license (international permit recommended), vehicle registration, valid insurance (Green Card for foreign vehicles), and passport with entry visa if required.
Are Ukrainian roads in good condition?
Road quality varies significantly. Major M-roads connecting cities are generally in good condition, while regional roads may require more careful driving. Check current conditions before traveling.
Ukraine vs. Neighboring Countries
| Country | System Type | Typical Cost | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ukraine | Toll-free | €0.00 | All roads |
| Poland | Electronic toll (viaTOLL) | €0.01-0.20/km | Major motorways |
| Slovakia | E-vignette | €10/10 days | All motorways |
| Romania | RoVignette | €3/7 days | All motorways |
| Moldova | E-vignette | €5/7 days | Limited network |
| Belarus | BelToll electronic | €0.02-0.05/km | Major highways |
Useful Links & Resources
Official Ukrainian Resources:
- Ukravtodor: ukravtodor.gov.ua - National road agency
- State Border Guard Service: dpsu.gov.ua - Border crossing information
- Visit Ukraine: visitukraine.today - Official tourism portal
Travel Planning:
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs: mfa.gov.ua - Entry requirements
- National Police of Ukraine: patrol.police.gov.ua - Traffic regulations
- Emergency Services: 112 (European emergency number)
