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== Toll Roads in Uganda ==
 
== Toll Roads in Uganda ==
Uganda currently has one toll road: the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway.<ref name="KEExp">[https://kee.go.ug/toll-fees/ Kampala-Entebbe Expressway]</ref> This highway links Entebbe International Airport with Kampala, the capital city. It opened in 2018 and has three toll plazas.</br>
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Uganda currently has one toll road: the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway<ref name="KEExp">[https://kee.go.ug/toll-fees/ Kampala-Entebbe Expressway]</ref>. This highway links Entebbe International Airport with Kampala, the capital city. It opened in 2018 and has three toll plazas.</br>
 
To calculate Tolls across the Kampala Entebbe expressway use the Uganda Toll Calculator.
 
To calculate Tolls across the Kampala Entebbe expressway use the Uganda Toll Calculator.
 
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== Who operates the Kampala Entebbe expressway? ==
On 24th May 2021, UNRA handed over the 26.2KM expressway (including the 25 Km tollway section from Busega to Mpala and 1.2KM along the Munyonyo Spur Road) to Egis Road Operation to operate and maintain the expressway.
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Egis Road Operation is responsible for managing toll rates and operations along these sections of the expressway.
Egis is tasked with delivering top-tier road management and operational services along the expressway, aimed at enhancing the experience for toll users through the provision of value-added services.
 
 
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== How to pay tolls in Uganda?  ==
 
== How to pay tolls in Uganda?  ==
Two payment channels are available: cash and Electronic Card. However, an Electronic Card is the preferred option, offering discounts as an incentive for its use.
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When paying tolls in Uganda, travelers have two primary options: cash or Electronic Card. While both are accepted, the Electronic Card stands out as the preferred choice due to the discounts it offers. Among these, prepaid cards such as Easy Pass are highly recommended.  
Using a prepaid card is preferred to pay tolls because they offer discounts and can also be used at several parking spots. The card used in Uganda is Easy Pass.
 
 
 
 
<b>Easy Pass Discount: </b> This is applied to Easy Pass Cards at a discounted rate of 10% per trip.
 
<b>Easy Pass Discount: </b> This is applied to Easy Pass Cards at a discounted rate of 10% per trip.
 
However, keeping cash handy is always recommended as some of these electronic plazas may not be functioning properly.
 
 
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* Weight of the vehicle
 
* Weight of the vehicle
 
* Wheels of vehicles
 
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<caption>Vehicle classes and toll fees at Kampala Expressway</caption>
 
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== Electronic Cards ==
 
== Electronic Cards ==
 
Motorists will receive the Electronic Card at no cost. However, if the card is lost, damaged, or stolen, a replacement fee of 20,000 USH will be charged.
 
Motorists will receive the Electronic Card at no cost. However, if the card is lost, damaged, or stolen, a replacement fee of 20,000 USH will be charged.
 
Each user is entitled to one free card, which will be linked to the name and phone number provided during registration, as well as the vehicle's number plate for those using monthly and weekly plans.
 
Each user is entitled to one free card, which will be linked to the name and phone number provided during registration, as well as the vehicle's number plate for those using monthly and weekly plans.
 
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Revision as of 18:17, 16 May 2024



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Toll Roads in Uganda

Uganda currently has one toll road: the Kampala-Entebbe Expressway[1]. This highway links Entebbe International Airport with Kampala, the capital city. It opened in 2018 and has three toll plazas.
To calculate Tolls across the Kampala Entebbe expressway use the Uganda Toll Calculator.

Who operates the Kampala Entebbe expressway?

Egis Road Operation is responsible for managing toll rates and operations along these sections of the expressway.

How to pay tolls in Uganda?

When paying tolls in Uganda, travelers have two primary options: cash or Electronic Card. While both are accepted, the Electronic Card stands out as the preferred choice due to the discounts it offers. Among these, prepaid cards such as Easy Pass are highly recommended. Easy Pass Discount: This is applied to Easy Pass Cards at a discounted rate of 10% per trip.

How do I find out the price category of vehicles in Uganda?

Tolls in Kenya are dependent upon:

  • Axles
  • Weight of the vehicle
  • Wheels of vehicles

Vehicle classes and toll fees at Kampala Expressway
Description of the vehicle. Class Toll Charges(per trip)
Motorcycles >400cc CLASS 1 USh 3000.00
Light Vehicles (with or without trailer) CLASS 2 USh 5000.00
Medium Goods vehicles (2-3 axles) CLASS 3 USh 10000.00
Large goods vehicles and buses (4-5 axles) CLASS 4A USh 15000.00
Large goods vehicles (6 or more axles) CLASS 4B USh 18000.00

Electronic Cards

Motorists will receive the Electronic Card at no cost. However, if the card is lost, damaged, or stolen, a replacement fee of 20,000 USH will be charged. Each user is entitled to one free card, which will be linked to the name and phone number provided during registration, as well as the vehicle's number plate for those using monthly and weekly plans.

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