Easy, quick, and safe
The A24 connects the A15 at Rozenburg and the A20 at Vlaardingen. Driving on this road, you must pay tolls electronically. This is called e-TOL. There are no toll gates, so you can simply drive through. This way, you won't lose time waiting in line. You must pay the toll online yourself. Do you often drive on the A24? Then choose the added convenience of automatic payment.
Do you not agree with a payment reminder? Then request a correction. You will also see the photos of the toll trip.
Do you disagree with a fine? You can make an objection.
Want to know how much the toll costs? Visit our Toll Rates webpage.
See Map and route for more information about the location of the A24 and the e-TOL signs.
Will you be driving a lease or rental car on the A24? You pay the toll yourself, or the owner or holder of the vehicle will arrange payment for you. Read more at Information about lease and rental vehicles.
Arrange toll payments for your fleet through automatic payment. It’s fast, easy, and secure. Learn more on our webpage for fleet managers.
The Dutch government couldn't allocate enough funds for the construction of this road. However, the road could still be built because road users will pay toll for each trip, covering a portion of the construction costs. The new connection improves accessibility in the Rotterdam region and boosts the economy. You always have the option to choose an alternative route without tolls.
Want to get more quickly from the A15 near Rozenburg to the A20 near Vlaardingen, or vice versa?
You can do so via the A24/Blankenburg Connection.
This new route aims to enhance the accessibility of the Rotterdam region and stimulate the economy.
With the opening of the A24/Blankenburg Connection, a new toll collection system will be introduced in the Netherlands:
e-TOL, in other words: toll without having to stop.
Why are tolls actually necessary?
The Rijnmond region was keen to have the connection because the roads there are very busy.
The government couldn't release enough funds for this construction.
The road could be built anyway because road users will pay toll for each journey.
(At this moment, the logos of I&W, RDW, CJIB, RWS, and ILT appear on screen; these are the organizations collaborating on this project.)
These tolls cover part of the construction costs.
The toll will stop once the road has been paid off.
Don't want to pay a toll? You don’t have to.
You can always opt to use the existing roads, such as the Beneluxtunnel and the Van Brienenoordbrug.
Want to know more?
Go to www.e-tol.nl.
(At the end of the video, the logos of e-TOL and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management appear on screen.)