I agree but i am too young to give up work and this is all i can do at the moment which is better than nothing, if i would have waited for the boat that would of been 2 more days i would of lost which is just too much to lose after just taking 3 weeks off (self employed).
Can’t be axle numbers we have never been charged more than class two and have four axles two on the van and two on the car trailer
Perhaps you should read this before saying any more please read it all the way down.
Perhaps you should read this before saying any more please read it all the way down.
Don’t blame the messenger I did not make the rules
that particular rule is very appropriate for some folk on here that have dislexia and cannot help that perhaps their grammar or spelling is wrong so we should be considerate of others and not correct them all the time.?
If you hate it why do it?
Did either of you misunderstand the post being critiqued? If not why bother saying anything? I wouldn't of.
Don’t blame the messenger I did not make the rules
Be careful, Steve and Denise got one for there larger Moho and it didn’t work on the way down last week.
and it's not the one reading it out of a book.
The toll booths on the AP68 down to Zaragoza, were being dismantled last summer and we did not pay a penny, on that part of the trip.
Are you sure? The AP68 from where it meets the AP15 (from Pamplona) to just outside of Zaragoza was still tolled when we used it on 15 January this year. The A68 runs parallel to it and isn't tolled and looks to be good, so that is what we will use in the future.
We used it June July last year and it was free from Bilbao to Zaragoza. In fact most of the toll buildings were being demolished.
Are you sure you did not transfer to the A68? Once we passed the toll barrier there was only 2 junctions before the AP15. For a lot of the journey we could see the non tolled A68 on our right side (as we drove North). We could see it had more junctions on it.
Emovis they charge the month after through your bank account
We drove the route from Santander to Cartagena which took us down through Burgos and around the east side of Madrid and only came across 1 toll near Madrid for the whole journey that was mid December. When we took the Zaragosa route the year before there were quite a few tolls to get to the same place and it was also an hour longer.
Really surprised at this, did you use the lorry lane where you keep moving as this is what I found most reliable although you still have to get within a cm of the barrier before it would lift but it always worked for us. We are approx 3.1 maybe 3.2m as we now have the Truma AC on the roof but we are only a max of 5T for the motorhome but then we are a Tag axle and towing a small car trailer which is another 1.3tWe found the mango did not work at all for us in France but great in Spain and we are 3.2mtrs high and 6.7t there may be another option for our return we overtook hundreds of lorries but they all caught us up and passed us while we were ********g about at the toll booths, stupid idea
As Speve suggests, emovis is the one, especially for lone travellers like us.
French ones are increasingly contact less so easier. Lhd motor and revolut card is pretty easy.
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