Route Information
Toll Prices by Vehicle Class
| Vehicle Class | Description | Toll Price |
|---|---|---|
| Class A | Motorcycles, cars, vehicles with 2 axles and height ≤1.3m at front axle | ~€50.60external reference |
| Class B | Vehicles with 2 axles and height >1.3m at front axle | ~€51.80estimate |
| Class 3 | Vehicles or combinations with 3 axles | ~€68.30estimate |
| Class 4 | Vehicles or combinations with 4 axles | ~€103.60estimate |
| Class 5 | Vehicles or combinations with 5 or more axles | ~€122.40estimate |
Amounts are in euros and include VAT. The operator identified by the station data is Autostrade per l'Italia.
External Class A reference: ~€50.60 · A1/A13/A4. UnipolMove city-route calculator (2026-07-10).
This is a city-to-city reference, not an official quote for these toll stations. Only Class A comes from the linked page; all other classes are estimates based on published tariff ratios.
Travel information
Estimated travel time
359 minutes (overall average assumption: 90 km/h)
Illustrative fuel cost
€53.80 – €80.70 (€0.10–€0.15/km scenario; use current consumption and fuel price for an actual total)
Illustrative total trip cost
€104.40 - €131.30 (Class A + fuel)
Travel tips
Vehicle class guide
Class depends on height measured at the front axle and total axle count:
Class A
2-axle vehicles, height ≤1.3m measured at the front axle (motorcycles and many cars).
Class B (route-dependent tariff)
2-axle vehicles, height >1.3m measured at the front axle (vans, motorhomes and some tall SUVs).
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The toll in detail
Rome to Trieste is not a single-motorway drive: the itinerary climbs the A1, carries on along the A13 and joins the A4 heading east, roughly 538km in all from Lazio to Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
Changing road is the part that needs attention: you leave the A1 for the A13 and later take the A4 eastbound, following the signs at each stage. The journey stays on the tolled network throughout.
A Class A car pays ~€50.60 including VAT for the complete run. That is a Class A reference figure read from the motorway operator's route calculator, not a station-to-station quote, so the sum asked for at the booth varies with the entry and exit points used. You can settle it with Telepass in the dedicated lanes, or with cash or a card in the standard ones; heavy and oversized vehicles, placed in the higher classes, pay proportionally more.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the toll from Rome to Trieste?
For a Class A car the total toll is ~€50.60, VAT included. It is a Class A reference taken from the operator's calculator, not a station-to-station quote.
Which motorways do you take from Rome to Trieste?
Three: the A1 northbound, then the A13 and finally the A4 heading east, about 538km in total.
How do you pay a toll that spans several motorways?
Just as on any other route: you pay at the exit booth, with Telepass in the dedicated lanes or with cash or card in the standard ones. The vehicle class affects the amount, since categories above A pay proportionally more.
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