JSC "NC "KazAvtoZhol" is the National operator for managing international and national highways with a total length of 25 thousand kilometers.

The National operator is entrusted with controlling the construction, reconstruction, repair, maintenance of international and national highways, and the development of roadside service facilities along the roads. The joint-stock company "KazAvtoZhol" is also the organizer of toll roads.

To provide fast, safe, and comfortable travel for all road users, connecting regions, showing concern for the environment, and reducing state expenses.

We offer modern solutions in intelligent transport systems, including closed, hybrid, and open toll collection systems. Our proprietary software is based on open-source code and microservice architecture. Our solutions are used on the existing 4 toll sections in Kazakhstan. We also offer solutions for organizing access control and entry/exit registration for vehicles in residential complexes, shopping centers, paid parking, and toll roads.

As of today, there are 26 toll sections operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan with a total length of 4,883 km, including: 12 sections of the 1st technical category with a length of 2,231 km, and 14 sections of the 2nd and 3rd technical categories with a length of 2,652 km.

The first section, "Astana – Shchuchinsk," has been a toll road since 2013.

Since January 2019, the routes "Astana – Temirtau," "Almaty – Khorgos," and "Almaty – Konaev" have been operating on a toll basis.

From November 23, 2021, the routes "Astana – Pavlodar," "Taraz – Kainar," "Shymkent – Kyzylorda," "Shymkent – Taraz," "Shymkent – Uzbekistan border," "Konaev – Taldykorgan," and "Shchuchinsk – Kokshetau" became toll roads.

In 2023, between October 8 and December 1, six additional toll road sections were opened in stages: "Pavlodar – Kalbatau," "Beineu – Akzhigit," "Uralsk – Russia border (Samara)," "Pavlodar – Russia border (Omsk)," "Kokshetau – Petropavlovsk," and "Uralsk – Russia border (Saratov)."

In 2025, the following sections commenced toll operations: "Kyzylorda – Aral," "Kostanay – Russia border (Troitsk)," "Aktobe – Russia border (Orenburg)," "Kostanay – Denisovka," "Taraz bypass," "Balkhash – Burylbaytal," "Shu – Burylbaytal," "Kandyagash – Makat," and "Usharal – Dostyk."

Along the national highways, 1,274 or 83% of roadside service facilities have been brought into compliance with the National Standard.
To provide road users with up-to-date information on roads, the Sapar application has been developed, offering a digital map of national roads and roadside service facilities.