APRR: tolls for motorhomes and caravans
APRR (Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rhône, Eiffage group) runs the A6 from Paris to Lyon, the A5, A31, A36, A39 and A40: the main routes of east-central France, Burgundy and Franche-Comté.
Key figures
- Group
- APRR (Eiffage)
- Motorways
- A5, A6, A31, A36, A39, A40, A42, A71, A77
- Class 2 compared with class 1
- ×1.536set by the 2026 tariff order
- Classes 3 and 4
- ×2.445 and ×3.365
- Increase on 1 February 2026
- +0.939 %
- Barrier-free tolling (free flow)
- No
· Arrêté tarifaire APRR et AREA du 28 janvier 2026 (Légifrance), Grille tarifaire APRR au 1er février 2026, Classes de véhicules (APRR)
What to know with a motorhome or a caravan
- The class 2 coefficient is set by order at 1.536 times class 1.
- APRR states on its vehicle class page that a roof box or bikes on the roof do not change the vehicle's class.
- The Maurice-Lemaire tunnel, in the Vosges, has its own rate: €10.70 in class 2 against €6.80 in class 1.
Trips on this network
Which class are you?
Set your vehicle's height and add what is on the roof: the height gauge gives your official class and the risk of being overclassed.
Frequently asked questions
How much does class 2 cost on the APRR network?
About 1.536 times the car rate: the coefficient set by the 2026 tariff order.
Did APRR tolls go up in 2026?
Yes: the mark-up rate set on 1 February 2026 is 0.939%.