Low-Emission Zone Stockholm (Sweden)

Stockholm (The capital city):
The are two low emision zones in Stockhom. Heavy buses and trucks are affected by LEZ Class 1 that covers the entire city centre. In addition there is LEZ Class 2 reducing the whole traffic on Hornsgatan street in city centre. All vehicles entering the Stockholm area has to pay a congestion charge.

Who is allowed to enter?

Low-Emission Zone 1

• Miljözon, KLASS 1
• only heavy traffic over 3.5t

24H

every day

Vehicles EURO-VI

• trucks and buses younger than 6 years are allowed to enter the zone

Vehicles EURO-V and EEV

• vehicles can enter the zone unitl 2020, or 8 years after first registration

Other exemptions

• vehicles on gas/ethanol, see more at tillstand.stockholm

Oldtimers

• exemption for vehicles defined as veteran vehicles in Chapter 2. section 2 of Road Traffic Tax Act

Campers & Motorhomes

• check the weight category, whether your vehicle is affected by the LEZ Class 1

Low-Emission Zone 2

• Miljözon, KLASS 2
• only Hornsgatan street, camera check

24H

every day

Hornsgatan street

• from 1/6/2022 min. EURO-6 (only diesel)

crossing the Hornsgatan

• all vehicles can cross the street

Oldtimers

• exemption for vehicles defined as veteran vehicles in Chapter 2. section 2 of Road Traffic Tax Act

Campers & Motorhomes

• no extra exemptions

Congestion Charge

• Trängselskatt, *2007
• same area as the LEZ

6.00-18.30h

Mo-Fr

Peak season

• max. 135 SEK/day, full pricelist at transportstyrelsen.se

Off-Peak season

• max. 105 SEK/day, full pricelist at transportstyrelsen.se

Public holidays

• no congestion charge

Oldtimers

• no extra exmptions

Campers & Motorhomes

• no extra exmptions

notes:

• the LEZ compliance is enforced by random inspection from traffic police
• the fine for non-compliance is 1000 SEK
• the compliance with the existing regulations varies from year to year (check the 6-years rule)
• the swedish LEZs are legaly regulated by Trafikförordning (1998:1276)
• last update of the LEZ regulation: 1.6.2022
• last site update on 6.6.2022

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Official links:

• Low Emission Zone - Class 1 (se)tillstand.stockholm
• Low Emission Zone - Class 2 (se)trafik.stockholm
• Low Emission Zones in Sweden (se)www.transportstyrelsen.se
• Traffic regulation about max. 1 min of idelingtrafik.stockholm
• Congestion Charge - Online tool for vehicles registered in Sweden (en)www.transportstyrelsen.se
• Congestion Charge - Online tool for foreign registered vehicles (en)www.epass24.com
• Congestion Charge - info for visitors (en)visitsweden.com