One transponder for all toll highways (interoperability)

The service has been effective since January 2017, when the State Company "Avtodor" signed an interoperability agreement with the other owners and operators of toll highway sections.

One transponder for all toll highways: what are the advantages?

• Space saving: you no longer have to buy transponders issued by different operators.
• Time saving: money is credited to and debited from a single account.
• Convenient document management for logistical companies: the operator will help you with the document issuance.

How does it work?

If you travel on a regular basis along toll highways operated by different companies, this service will be of particular use and convenience for you: every user can buy/lease a transponder complete with the interoperability service, enter into one agreement and be issued with one convenient set of documents. Managing such an account is simple: it is carried out in a personal online profile. The list of documents required for concluding an agreement can be found here.

What should you do to start using the service?

You can buy or lease a transponder for using on all toll highways from any operator; the interoperability service is integrated free of charge. Please, note that terms and conditions of the integration depend on the company that issued the device:

• transponders М-11:15–58, WHSD and Main road are integrated with the interoperability service automatically: their integration requires no additional actions; and

• T-Pass transponders are integrated with the service either remotely in your personal online account "Avtodor – Toll Highways" or in the points of sales.

Where is the interoperability service effective?

Now the interoperability service is effective on the following highways sections:

1. М11 Neva highway, 15–58 km;

• Owner: Limited Liability Company North Western Concessional Company (NWCC LLC)
• Operator: Limited Liability Company United Toll Systems (UTS LLC)

2. М11 Neva highway, 59–149 km and 208–543 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
  
• Operator: Limited Liability Company United Toll Systems (UTS LLC)

3. М11 Neva highway, 543–646 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
  
• Operator: Limited Liability Company Two Capitals Highway (TCH LLC)

4. М11 Neva highway, 646–684 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
  
• Operator: Limited Liability Company Two Capitals Highway (TCH LLC)

5. М4 Don highway, 21–225 km and 1091–1319 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company Avtodor Toll Roads

6. М4 Don highway,  225–633 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company United Toll Systems (UTS LLC)

6. М4 Don highway,  633–741 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company United Toll Systems (UTS LLC)

7. M3 Ukraine highway, 124–194 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company United Toll Systems (UTS LLC)
  

8. New exit to MRHW from the federal highway M1 Belarus  (Odintsovo Bypass);

• Owner: Joint Stock Company Main Road (MR JSC)
• Operator: Joint Stock Company New Quality Road (NQR JSC)

9. M1 Belarus highway, 33–66 km;

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company Avtodor Toll Roads

10. Western High Speed Diameter (WHSD) in Saint Petersburg.

• Owner: Joint Stock Company Western High Speed Diameter (WHSD JSC)
• Operator: Limited Liability Company North Capital Highways (NCH LLC)

11. CRR  

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company Avtodor Toll Roads

12. M12 Moscow-Kazan, CRR-Orekhovo-Zuevo bypass  

• Owner: State Company Avtodor
• Operator: Limited Liability Company United Operator