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How much is the congestion tax in Gothenburg?

Amounts by time of day and the daily maximum.

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Short answer

Congestion tax in Gothenburg is SEK 9, SEK 16 or SEK 22 per passage depending on the time, with a maximum of SEK 60 per vehicle and day. The highest amount, SEK 22, applies at 07:00–07:59 and 15:30–16:59, and nothing is charged between 18:30 and 05:59.

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Why

  1. SEK 9 applies at 06:00–06:29, 08:30–14:59 and 18:00–18:29, according to the Swedish Transport Agency.
  2. SEK 16 applies at 06:30–06:59, 08:00–08:29, 15:00–15:29 and 17:00–17:59, and SEK 22 at 07:00–07:59 and 15:30–16:59, according to the Swedish Transport Agency.
  3. The maximum amount per vehicle and day is SEK 60, according to the Swedish Transport Agency.

Details

A car that passes several payment stations within 60 minutes is taxed once, at the highest of the amounts. In Stockholm's inner city, by comparison, a passage costs SEK 11 to SEK 45 depending on time and season. Tax is not charged on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, the day before a public holiday or in July. For the basics, see the congestion tax basics, and for hiring a car in the city see car rental in Gothenburg.

Tip

Because the cap is SEK 60 per vehicle and day, repeated passages in one day cannot cost more than that for the same vehicle. For the wider daily budget, see how much money you need per day in Sweden.

What may differ

Stockholm uses higher amounts and separate high-season and low-season tables, according to the Swedish Transport Agency.

Common misconception

Gothenburg charges the same congestion tax at every time of day.

What actually happens

The amount ranges from SEK 9 to SEK 22 per passage depending on the time, and nothing is charged between 18:30 and 05:59, according to the Swedish Transport Agency.

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Sources

Prices and fees change, so check the Swedish Transport Agency before you drive.

Congestion tax basics