In the first week after the launch of registrations, approximately 38,000 vehicles from 4,000 hauliers registered in CzechToll's new satellite toll system. So far, one thousand on-board units have been issued or shipped to hauliers. Only a small number of vehicles were registered in the system by smaller hauliers, who are mistakenly waiting for the end of legal toll disputes.

The registration of vehicles for the new toll system in the Czech Republic has started. Hauliers are obliged to register in the new electronic toll system and to equip vehicles with the on-board unit no later than on the start date, i.e. 1 December 2019.

Today CzechToll delivered 40 vehicles specially designed and modified for mobile toll collection enforcement in the Czech Republic as of 1 December 2019. Vehicles, which were used for enforcement by the Customs Administration, were received in Ivančice u Brna by the Minister of Transport Vladimír Kremlík together with Radek Mátl, entrusted with the management of the Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic.

CzechToll completed the production of 450 thousand on-board units 12 weeks earlier than required by the timeline for building the new toll system. It has also commenced the distribution of new OBUs to Points of Sale, where hauliers will be able to pick them up as a part of registration as of 22 September 2019. Test vehicles have driven on toll roads with the new units for over 1 million kilometres.