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• Congestion tax in Stockholm

  Congestion tax is charged during fixed hours for vehicles driving into and out of Stockholm city centre and on Essingeleden. The purpose of the congestion tax is to reduce congestion and improve accessibility.

  Road / Vehicles

• Theoretical examinations for LAPL/PPL

  Information concerning theoretical examinations for LAPL (Light Aircraft Pilot Licence) and PPL (Private Pilot Licence).

  Luftfart / Flight training and licensing

• EC regulation 1107/2006 - handling of complaints

  The Swedish Transport Agency is the appointed national enforcement body of regulation EC 1107/2006 on the rights for disabled and reduced mobility air passengers.

  Luftfart / Information for passengers

• Malus - for high emission vehicles

  Cars emitting large amounts of CO₂ will be burdened with higher vehicle tax - malus - for three years from the date when the car first becomes taxable. 

  Road / Vehicles

• Means of keeping ATPL/IR-theory valid with IR-privileges restricted to third-country aircrafts

  Information concerning changes to means of maintaining ATPL/IR-theory for licence holders with IR-privileges restricted to third-country registered aircrafts.

  Aviation / Flight training and licensing

• Paying from abroad

  You can pay the Swedish Transport Agency from abroad.

  Road / Vehicles

• Congestion tax in Gothenburg

  Congestion tax is charged during fixed hours for vehicles driving into and out of Gothenburg city centre. The purpose of the congestion tax is to reduce congestion and also to provide capital for some of the infrastructure developments in Gothenburg....

  Road / Vehicles

• Permits

  The Swedish Transport Agency may grant permits to companies that wish to operate traffic on the Swedish railway infrastructure.

  Railroad / Permits

• Hours and amounts in Gothenburg

  Congestion tax is charged during fixed hours for vehicles driving into and out of Gothenburg.

  Road / Vehicles

• Traffic insurance

  All motor vehicles used in traffic must be traffic insured, according to the Traffic Injuries Act (1975: 1410). If you wish to, you may sign additional full or half insurance.

  Road / Vehicles

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