Two Spanish motorways will be free in 2026: the AP-68 and a section of the AP-7

In 2026, two motorways will cease to be tolled. The AP-68 and a section of the AP-7 will be free. Find out how this will affect drivers. What other roads could follow the same path? Do not miss the details and key dates.

In 2026, two major Spanish motorways will stop charging tolls, according to official sources. The measure will affect the AP-68, which connects Bilbao with Zaragoza and is known as one of the country’s most expensive routes, and a section of the AP-7 in Alicante.

The AP-68 will be free from November 2026, providing financial relief to thousands of drivers who use this route every day. In addition, the Government has decided not to introduce the planned toll on the Alicante section of the AP-7 from February, thereby guaranteeing that it will remain free permanently.

These decisions form part of a growing trend in Spain towards liberalising motorways, making travel easier and reducing costs for users. Drivers in both regions will be able to benefit from these measures in the coming months and years.