Fines

Both Danish and foreign trucks automatically have their number plates read. The number plate is compared with payment data to ensure that the truck has paid for the route via satellite-based vehicle equipment (box/app) or a digital KmToll ticket.

If you have not paid the correct road toll, the Danish Road Traffic Authority will issue a fine following a specific assessment of the offence.

The Danish Road Traffic Authority will reassess fine notices issued under the Road Toll Act between 1 January 2025 and 18 December 2025. The reassessment is being carried out following a change in the fine practice.

You will be contacted directly and do not need to take any action at this time. If the reassessment results in a reduction of a fine that has already been paid, any refund will be handled as part of the proces.

If the fine is not paid, the case will be transferred to the police. A case may also be transferred to the police when there is an objection, or if the case is complex from the outset.
 
Foreign trucks may be denied passage at the Storebælt fixed link if there are unpaid KmToll fines imposed by the courts or accepted out of court through the police. This only applies when both the debtor and the truck are based abroad. The trucks can either turn around, or pay their unpaid fine related to KmToll and then proceed with crossing the Storebælt fixed link. The rules on denial of passage do not apply to foreign debtors based in Finland, Iceland, Norway, or Sweden.

Each time an OBE/OBU is moved from one truck to another, you must register the correct vehicle registration number with your provider to avoid fines.

Otherwise, we cannot match the number plate reading with your payment made via the OBE/OBU.