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Electric vehicles can receive a refund for travelling on the AmberOne A1 Motorway as part of the “Motorway for electromobility” action

Anyone who owns or operates a fully electric car within the meaning of the Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) Act may receive a refund for the motorway toll. Just register with EV Klub Polska (https://elektromobilni.pl/klub) and then fill out the application form in the club panel. After a positive verification, members will receive a specially generated link to register or log in to the  Autopay app. Once you’re logged in to the app, simply fill in your details and use the AmberGO gates on the  AmberOne A1 Motorway.

The action does not apply to electric vehicles using AmberGO registered in applications other than  Autopay  and vehicles whose drivers make manual payments (cash, card).

More information on “Motorways for Electromobility” can be found on the www.elektromobilni.pl/autostrada.

km 81+300 to km 90+000 between the Warlubie – Nowe Marzy junctions

Traffic will take place in two lanes in the direction of Łódź and one lane in the direction of Gdańsk.

At the Nowe Marzy junction, it will not be possible to enter the motorway either in the direction of Gdańsk or in the direction of Łódź. Vehicles driving on the motorway in the direction of Gdańsk will not be able to exit the motorway to the S5 expressway and the national road DK91. However, it will be possible to exit at the Nowe Marzy junction towards the S5 expressway (direction Bydgoszcz) for vehicles going towards Łódź.

km 35+889 to 43+350 between the Pelplin – Kopytkowo junctions

Pelplin junction closed in the direction of Łódź.

The Olsze MOP closed in the direction of Łódź.

Traffic takes place in two lanes in the direction of Gdańsk and one lane in the direction of Łódź.

 

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