Euro Parking Collection invoice for Norwegian tolls (AutoPASS): real? what now?
Last checked 14 November 2026. General information, not legal advice. Also in: Deutsch Polski
Why EPC writes to you
Norway's tolls are collected by AutoPASS cameras. Foreign cars without a tag are photographed and the owner is invoiced by Euro Parking Collection plc (EPC), a UK company working for Statens vegvesen and the toll companies. It is a toll invoice at the normal rate, not a fine.
What may be added
- A vehicle-owner lookup fee, itemised (as of 1 May 2025: Germany EUR 5.10, Austria EUR 14.00, Poland PLN 47.40).
- NOK 300 if you pay late.
Real or fake?
View the camera pictures at epcplc.com/view_pictures (type it yourself). EPC does not take payments by phone. Statens vegvesen says SMS or e-mails "from Vegvesen/AutoPASS" not sent from an address ending in vegvesen.no are fraud. EPC has a poor reputation (Trustpilot 1.1/5 from 843 reviews, mostly about admin fees), but its Norwegian invoices are genuine.
What to do
If it was your car, pay by the due date – that is cheapest. Dispute in writing if the car was sold, not in Norway, had an AutoPASS/Epass24 agreement, or you already paid. Next time, register with Epass24 to avoid the lookup fee.
Sources
- EPC – Norwegian road tolls:
https://epcplc.com/norwegian_road_tolls - AutoPASS – foreign vehicles (21 Jan 2026):
https://www.autopass.no/en/user/foreign-vehicles-2/ - Trustpilot – epcplc.com (1.1/5, 843 reviews, 14 Nov 2026):
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/epcplc.com