Konkola Toll Plaza
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- E-Toll Card Dotcom clients only
TRAVEL INFORMATION
TKC TOLL TARIFF
Clear vehicle classifications and toll fees for every journey.CURRENT TOLL STRUCTURE
Station-specific toll tariffs
TKC operates Konkola Toll Plaza on the Kasumbalesa-Chingola road corridor under a public-private partnership. The toll plaza supports domestic and cross-border freight transportation. Toll rates and structures are implemented in accordance with applicable legislation. Fees are charged per single access and are shown in Zambian Kwacha (ZMW).
Vehicle classification and toll fees
ZMWPer single access
TARIFF APPLIES AT
Konkola Toll Plaza
| Vehicle | Classification | Standard fee | Local user | Frequent user |
|---|---|---|---|---|
01   | Small Vehicle Small vehicle (up to 3.5 tons), including car, van and minibus up to 16 seats (single access) | K20 | K2 | K5 |
02   | Light Vehicle Light vehicle with 2 axles including minibus (more than 3.5 tons to 6.5 tons), 17 to 30 seats (single access) | K40 | K15 | K10 |
03  | Bus Bus above 30 seats (single access) | K50 | — | — |
04  | Medium Heavy Vehicle Medium heavy vehicle (rigid), more than 6.5 tons, with 2 to 4 axles (single access) | K200 | — | — |
05   | Heavy Vehicle Heavy vehicle articulated, with 4 axles and above (single access) | K300 | — | — |
06  | Abnormal Load Vehicle Abnormal load vehicle (single access) | K3,000 | — | — |
i All toll fees are charged for a single access through a toll plaza.
i Local and frequent user rates apply only to eligible Zambian-registered Class 1 and Class 2 vehicles.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Accepted payment methods
TOLLS AT WORK
Supporting a safer, more reliable corridor
Revenue collected from tolls along the TKC-managed road section supports the funding, construction, upgrading, maintenance and operation of the Kasumbalesa-Chingola road corridor in accordance with the applicable concession agreement.
As a toll road operator, TKC is committed to delivering high-quality road infrastructure and a reliable driving experience. Regular maintenance, timely repairs and targeted upgrades help minimise disruption and enhance safety for all road users.