Argentina motorway tolls: Autopistas, National Highways, Accesses and TelePASE
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In Argentina, the highway network[1] is maintained by state funds provided through toll booths located near each major city that connects each section of the highway. At more than 5,200 km, the La Ruta Nacional 40 is the longest route in Argentina from south to north parallel to the Cordillera de los Andes. Tolls can be paid using cash or TelePASE. The major toll roads in Argentina are:
- National Route 1 or Buenos Aires–La Plata Highway
- Riccheri Highway or National Route A002
- Autopista 25 de Mayo
| Highway | Toll in normal schedule (ARS) | Toll in peak hours (ARS) |
|---|---|---|
| Riccheri Highway or National Route A002 | 28 | - |
| Dock Sud and Hudson (Province Sense) | 32 | 42 |
| Bernal / Quilmes / Berazategui (Province Sense) | 24 | 29 |
| Hudson toll (Direction CABA) | 66 | 84 |
| Tolls Dock Sud Southeast Access (Direction CABA) | 33 | 42 |
| Highway 2 | Samborombón toll | 120 | - |
| Highway 2 | Maipú toll | 120 | - |
| Route 11 | La Huella Toll | 120 | - |
| Route 11 | Mar Chiquita toll | 57 | - |
| Route 74 | Gral. Madariaga toll | 53 | - |
| Autopistas 25 de Mayo | 104,63 | 148,22 |
| Perito Moreno | 104,63 | 148,22 |
You can use the Argentina Toll Calculator to calculate the tolls and gasoline cost to travel across the entire country.
Toll concessionaires in Argentina
Following are the major toll concessionaires in Argentina:
Toll Corridors, Accesos and National Route Network of Argentina
Argentina’s extensive toll network can be broadly divided in various facilities considered as accesos, national routes or corridors.
| Accesos de peaje | Acceso Norte | Acceso Oeste |
| Accesos de peaje | Acceso Norte | Acceso Oeste |
| Acceso Norte | Acceso Oeste |
| Autopista 25 de Mayo | Autopista Arturo Illia | Autopista Buenos Aires – La Plata |
| Autopista Perito Moreno | Autopista Rosario Santa Fe | Paseo Del Bajo |
| Corredores Viales peaje Nacionales Tramo I | Corredores Viales peaje Nacionales Tramo II | Corredores Viales peaje Nacionales Tramo III |
| Corredores Viales peaje Nacionales Tramo IV | Corredores Viales peaje Nacionales Tramo V | Corredores Viales peaje Nacionales Tramo VI |
How is the toll paid in Argentina
Tolls in Argentina can be paid through:
- Manual payment systems - This includes payment via cards and cash. However, this method of payment is not acceptable on all toll roads.
- Electronic toll payment method- The electronic toll payment method in Argentina includes payment by TelePASE and Electronic Toll Plus.
TelePASE Argentina
Main article: TelePASE
TelePASE[7], also called teletoll, is an electronic toll system to enable drivers to pay toll automatically as they pass through toll plazas on the motorway network of Argentina. Tolls with the TelePASE system can be paid by credit card or by using the Pim Virtual Wallet.
Refer to the TelePASE page to learn how to get it, where it works, its benefits and more.
How many highways does Buenos Aires have
The Access Network to Buenos Aires is a set of important avenues and highways connecting the city of Buenos Aires with other important ones. The important ones include:
- Autopista Acceso Norte
- Autopista Acceso Oeste
- Autopista Buenos Aires - La Plata
- Avenida General Paz
- Autopista Teniente General Pablo Riccheri
Calculate tolls and fuel cost to travel across Argentina
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