Spanish Tolls update

Philnffc
Philnffc Forum Participant Posts: 317
edited December 2019 in Overseas Campsites & Touring #1

Hi

The local newspapers here are leading with news that the new Socialist government have reached an early agreement with the Toll companies and their workforce to bring two toll roads back into public ownership, the two roads are the AP7 between Tarragona and Alicante and the A4 between Seville and Cadiz so from 1st January 2020 these roads will be Toll free which is good news for anyone coming too Spain this winter.

Phil

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  • Unknown
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    edited December 2019 #2
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  • eurortraveller
    eurortraveller Club Member Posts: 6,829 ✭✭✭
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    edited December 2019 #3

    Which new government did you say, Phil ? embarassed

  • Philnffc
    Philnffc Forum Participant Posts: 317
    edited December 2019 #4

    The new PSOE government, you trying to get me reprimanded.cool

  • montesa
    montesa Forum Participant Posts: 168
    edited December 2019 #5

    FWIW ...

    We are due down that route on 5th & 6th January.

    According to Via Michelin for class 2 the toll should cost e47.85 (?) prior according to my AP7 coastal route calc for that leg of my trip.

    Will try and report afterwards. Thanks Phil

    M 

  • Philnffc
    Philnffc Forum Participant Posts: 317
    edited December 2019 #6

     

    That's at least five nights eating out, result.

    There are still tolls in south Alicante and Murcia region though

  • young thomas
    young thomas Forum Participant Posts: 11,356
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    edited December 2019 #7

    thanks Phil, like WTG we will be that way in early Jan (after a fortnight's chill out) so will be taking advantage....lots to see this break.

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