Canada: tolls, prices and how to pay
At every toll you pass, Péage Notif shows the price and reads it out loud, with no account and offline. Here are the essentials before you set off.
The essentials
- Tolls recognised by the app in this country: 43
- Toll barriers: you pay on the spot, as you go through.
- 407 ETR and Pont Olivier-Charbonneau: free-flow, no barrier. Without a transponder, the toll is billed by post, with extra fees on top.
- Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD). In brackets, the euro equivalent at the European Central Bank rate of 8 October 2026.
- Official prices from the operators, checked regularly. They are estimates: only the amount you are charged is authoritative.
Toll prices
| Toll | Car | Motorcycle |
|---|---|---|
| Péage de l'A30 | CA$4.40 (≈ €2.76) | CA$4.40 (≈ €2.76) |
| Pont Olivier-Charbonneau | CA$3.36–4.20 (≈ €2.11–2.63) | CA$3.36–4.20 (≈ €2.11–2.63) |
Price of one crossing. Some tolls vary with the time, the day, the season or the engine type: the app applies the price in force when you pass.
Highway 407 ETR, around Toronto: free-flow, with a per-kilometre price that depends on the time, the day and the section, plus extra fees without a transponder. Péage Notif estimates it at every exit.
The same price, announced as you passPéage Notif shows the amount the second you go through the toll, and reads it out loud. Free, no account, offline.
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