As of 1 January 2027, the tolling system will be managed by Národná diaľničná spoločnosť, a.s. The company Skytoll will cease to provide comprehensive electronic toll collection services as of next year. Drivers who pay the toll via Skytoll can re-register on the website www.emyto.sk during December.
Having completed the re-registration, they will have the on-board unit of the new domestic toll service provider (Czechtoll) available to them already on 1 January 2027. Thanks to this, they will not have to wait at distribution points or border crossings in the first days of the new year.
However, the new on-board units of the domestic provider (Czechtoll) will only start to be operational on Friday 1 January 2027. Until that day, toll payers using the services of Skytoll will continue to use the on-board units provided by their current toll service provider.
“We would like to urge the hauliers not to leave the change until the last minute. Hauliers using the on-board unit provided by Skytoll, who will re-register in advance, will not need to wait in a queue to get a new on-board unit in the first days of the new year,” said Peter Braska, Member of the Board of Directors and Charging and IT Section Director at NDS.
NDS would like to reiterate that hauliers using the services of European toll service providers (Eurowag, Telepass and Toll4Europe) will not be affected by the change in the toll collection administrator. Their on-board units remain fully operational, they do not need to re-register or take any other action. Hauliers that want to use the services of one of the European toll service providers can re-register at any time. Further information can be found at www.mytobezhranic.sk.
NDS is ready in terms of technical as well as personnel equipment to take over the toll collection management in Slovakia as of 1 January 2027. To ensure the smoothest possible transition to the new tolling system, drivers are advised to complete the re-registration process as soon as possible and not to wait until the very last minute. With timely re-registration, they will enable a smooth replacement of on-board units and minimise waiting times at border crossings and distribution points.