There is a toll for a one-way crossing of the Storebæltsbroen (Great Belt Bridge) between Zealand and Funen. The price depends on the length and height of the vehicle, and on whether you pay at the toll plaza with a Bizz (an electronic payment device) or number plate payment, or with a card or cash. The current prices apply from 1 January 2026.
Photos: Storebæltsbroen
How much does a one-way crossing with a car cost?
An ordinary car, 3–6 metres long, costs 205 DKK per one-way crossing with a Bizz or number plate payment. If you pay by card or cash, the price is 235 DKK.
The low price is called the express price. It applies when you pay automatically, and you can drive in the express lanes.
Price Overview for All Vehicles
Prices in DKK per one-way crossing.
| Vehicle | Bizz/registration number | Card/cash |
|---|---|---|
| Car up to 3 m (e.g. Smart, Toyota iQ) | 109 | 125 |
| Car 3-6 m | 205 | 235 |
| Car over 6 m and under 2.7 m high | 314 | 360 |
| Car with caravan | 314 | 360 |
| Car with trailer, total up to 6 m | 205 | 235 |
| Car with trailer, total over 6 m | 314 | 360 |
| Motorcycle up to 3 m | 109 | 125 |
| Motorcycle with trailer, 3-6 m | 205 | 235 |
| Van up to 6 m (also with trailer, total up to 6 m) | 205 | 235 |
| Van over 6 m, under 2.7 m high | 314 | 360 |
| Van over 6 m, over 2.7 m high | 613 | 645 |
| Motorhome up to 6 m | 205 | 235 |
| Motorhome max. 3,500 kg, over 6 m and no more than 10 m, with motorhome agreement | 314 | not possible |
| Motorhome over 6 m and up to 10 m, without agreement | 613 | 645 |
| Motorhome over 10 m | 969 | 1,020 |
Source: Storebælt, prices for single journeys valid from 1 January 2026.
How is the vehicle measured?
The vehicle is measured automatically at the payment facility. Both length and height are taken into account, and this applies to cycle carriers, roof boxes, tow bars and similar items. A car with a cycle carrier on the back, for example, may therefore end up in a different price category than one without.
How can I pay?
Bizz or number plate payment
With a Bizz or number plate payment, you get the express price. This also applies if you have number plate payment via ØresundPAY.
Payment cards, fuel cards and cash
You can pay with Dankort, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners and JCB. Fuel cards from among others Shell, Circle K, OK, YX Truck, Routex, DKV and UTA are also accepted. Cash is accepted in Danish kroner and euros, but not 500-euro notes.
Motorcycles
Motorcycles may not use the green express lanes. Use the blue card-payment lanes or the yellow cash lanes. If you have a Bizz or number plate payment, choose the payment method on the screen at the barrier.
What does it cost with evening and weekend discount?
With a Storebælt Privataftale you can get a return discount when you use the same Bizz or the same number plate payment in both directions. The discount applies to vehicles under 6 metres and under 2.7 metres high, and to motorcycles.
| Vehicle | Evening discount (return) | Weekend and public-holiday discount (return) |
|---|---|---|
| Motorcycle and small cars up to 3 m | 131 DKK | 184 DKK |
| Car 3–6 m | 246 DKK | 346 DKK |
The evening discount applies when you travel out and back between 16:00 and 03:00 the following morning. The weekend discount runs from Friday 12:00 until the end of Sunday. The public-holiday discount applies when you travel out and back on the same public holiday by 23:59. Storebælt lists New Year’s Day, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Ascension Day, Whit Monday, and Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Source: Storebælt, prices valid from 1 January 2026.
For comparison, a standard return journey by car costs 410 DKK with a Bizz and 470 DKK with a card.
For Commuters
The commuter discount requires more than 14 one-way crossings in the same calendar month, a vehicle under 6 metres, and the same payment product enrolled in a Storebælt Privataftale. You pay the express price for the first 14 one-way trips. Trips 15 to 50 cost 0 DKK. From trip 51 you pay the express price again. There is also a special disability agreement.
If you are travelling across the Øresundsbroen, you can see the prices for the Øresundsbroen here. If you are heading south, we have compiled the prices for ferries to Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to drive over the Storebæltsbroen in a car?
A car of 3-6 metres costs 205 DKK with a Bizz or number plate payment and 235 DKK with card or cash per single journey.
What does a return ticket cost?
Double the price of a one-way crossing, so 410 DKK with Bizz and 470 DKK with a card. With a Storebælt Privataftale, an evening return costs 246 DKK for a 3–6 m car (131 DKK for a motorcycle or small car up to 3 m). A weekend or public-holiday return costs 346 DKK for a 3–6 m car (184 DKK for a motorcycle or small car up to 3 m).
What does it cost with a motorcycle?
A motorcycle up to 3 metres costs 109 DKK with Bizz and 125 DKK with a card or cash. Use a card-payment lane or a cash lane, not the green express lanes.
What does it cost with a motorhome?
A motorhome up to 6 m costs 205/235 DKK, a motorhome over 6 m and up to 10 m without an agreement costs 613/645 DKK, and a motorhome over 10 m costs 969/1,020 DKK. The first amount applies to automatic payment (Bizz or number plate payment), the second to card or cash. Separately, 314 DKK is the agreement rate with a motorhome agreement (Autocamperaftale) for motorhomes over 6 m and up to 10 m weighing no more than 3,500 kg. It requires automatic payment. Without an agreement, the price follows the vehicle measurement at the toll plaza.
Does the cycle carrier count towards the dimensions?
Yes. The car is automatically measured, and cycle carriers, roof boxes and tow bars are included in the length and height measurements.
Can I pay with euros?
Yes, but not with €500 notes.
