TRAVEL INFORMATION

MOIC TOLL TARIFF

Clear vehicle classifications and toll fees for every journey.

CURRENT TOLL STRUCTURE

Station-specific toll tariffs

MOIC-LN operates five toll plazas on the Lusaka-Ndola Dual Carriageway under a public-private partnership. These toll plazas play a critical role in both domestic and cross-border freight transportation. Toll rates and structures are implemented in accordance with legislation formally issued by the Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development. Fees vary by toll plaza, are charged per single access and are shown in Zambian Kwacha (ZMW).

Vehicle classification and toll fees

ZMWPer single access

TARIFF APPLIES AT

Katuba, Manyumbi & Kafulafuta Toll Plazas

Vehicle	Classification	Standard fee	Local user	Frequent user
01	Small Vehicle GVM: up to 3.5 tons Seats: up to 16 seats Including car, van and minibus (Single Access)	K20	K2	K5
02	Light Vehicle Axles: 2 axles including minibus GVM: more than 3.5 tons to 6.5 tons Seats: 17-30 seats (Single Access)	K40	K15	K10
03	Bus Seats: above 30 seats	K50	—	—
04	Medium Heavy Vehicle Axles: 2 or 4 axles (rigid) GVM: more than 6.5 tons (Single Access)	K200	—	—
05	Heavy Vehicle Axles: with 4 axles and above (Single Access)	K300	—	—
06	Abnormal Load Vehicle Carrying Capacity or GVM above 56 tons	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

Katuba

Cash
E-Tag
E-Toll Card All clients

Manyumbi

Cash
E-Tag
E-Toll Card All clients

Kafulafuta

Cash
E-Tag
E-Toll Card All clients

Abram Mokola

Cash
E-Tag
E-Toll Card Dotcom clients only

Anderson Kambela Mazoka

Cash
E-Tag
E-Toll Card Dotcom clients only

TOLLS AT WORK

Supporting a safer, more reliable corridor

Revenue collected from tolls along the MOIC-LN managed road section is allocated to funding, constructing, upgrading, maintaining, and operating this segment of the Lusaka-Ndola highway, in accordance with the concession agreement between MOIC-LN and the Road Development Agency.

As a toll road operator, MOIC-LN is committed to delivering world-class road infrastructure and a pleasant driving experience. Through regular maintenance, timely repairs, and targeted upgrades, the company aims to minimize disruption and enhance safety for all users of the Lusaka-Ndola toll road.