Paid roads: how much will the trip to St. Petersburg cost

In the State Duma, they offered to punish defaulters on paid roads with a fine of two and a half thousand rubles for cars. About the same will cost a trip from Moscow to Kazan along the new M12 highway. We tell you how much travel along other paid routes will cost, which of them is the most expensive and how to save on the roads

From St. Petersburg to Moscow

The Neva or M11 highway has been costing since 2014, but even in 2020 another section of the road remained unfinished - the northern passage of Tver from 149 to 208 kilometers. In July, one of the sites was allowed to accelerate to 130 km/h, the rest still has a restriction of 110 km/h. On this road to St. Petersburg, you can get in 5.5 hours. On a weekday, the trip will cost 1722 rubles with a transponder (a device that records the fact of entering a paid road), on the weekend - in 1914 rubles. When paying in cash or bank card on weekdays, it will be necessary to pay 2120 rubles for travel on the highway, 2340 rubles on the weekend.

The fare along the road is distributed unevenly - almost a third of the fare in all sections is taken over distances less than 100 kilometers per m11. For example, travel from Moscow to St. Petersburg without a transponder on a weekday will cost 1820 rubles for 684 kilometers. And the path to the city of Konakov is 140 kilometers from Moscow - 840 rubles. The road to Solnechnogorsk (70 kilometers) will cost 650 rubles. For a trip to Sheremetyevo Airport, you will also have to give 400 rubles per 25 kilometers.

M4 is the very first paid road

M4 "Don" is the first paid road in Russia. She appeared in the late 90s, when they began to take money for the detour of the village of Khlevnoy in the Lipetsk region. Later, paid plots appeared in other areas on the way from Moscow to Krasnodar - in the Tula, Voronezh and Rostov regions, in the Moscow region itself and in the Krasnodar Territory. In the morning, the trip will cost 1505 rubles entirely, at night - 1065 rubles, if you pay with a card or in cash. With the transponder day, it will be possible to save 225 rubles, at night - a little more than 150.

Northern Bypass Odintsov

A trip to Moscow along the Minsk highway with Odintsov’s detour along a 20-kilometer road at the most popular hours of the working day (from 7:00 to 13:00) will cost 400 rubles. Before and after this time during the day or at any time on weekends - 350 rubles. At night, this trip will cost twenty times cheaper and will be only 20 rubles. The approximate travel time along the highway is 13 minutes. The tariffs are the same from Moscow, only time varies - “the most expensive” from 16:00 to 22:00. The trip along this route with the transponder will be a little cheaper-327 rubles at a peak, 277 rubles-the rest of the day and only 2 rubles at night.

Western high -speed diameter

The ZSD-five paid road zones that connect the southern part of the ring road (KAD) of St. Petersburg and the federal highway "Scandinavia". The passage in all five zones for cars will cost 750 rubles, with a transponder of 250. The total length of the WHSD is 46.6 kilometers.

M3 "Ukraine"

Compared to other roads, the prices on this can even please - here for the entire section of 70 kilometers for a passenger car, give 130 rubles on a weekly day and 150 on a day off, travel on a paid area at night costs 100 rubles on any day. With a transponder, the price will decrease by about 20 rubles.

How to save on paid roads

Most of the routes are cheaper after one in the morning - for savings you can go at night. With the transponder, the trip will also be 20% cheaper, and for frequent trips it is recommended to buy a subscription.

In addition, all paid roads according to the law should have a free alternative. If you plan a trip in advance, then you can choose a compromise option with detours of some paid sections.