e-Vignette
Toll in Austria
Toll payments in Austria are handled through e-vignettes, which are linked to your vehicle's license plate.
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You can easily request an e-vignette online at Digitalvignettes.com using credit card, PayPal, or another payment method. After completing your purchase, you'll receive a confirmation email, ensuring a quick and hassle-free experience for traveling on Austria's highways.
In Austria, tolls are mandatory on all motorways (A roads) and expressways (S roads) for vehicles up to 3.5 tons. To drive on these roads, you must have a valid e-vignette, which is linked to your vehicle’s license plate.
Austria’s motorway network is extensive and well maintained, with the A1, A2, A10, and A13 among the country’s key corridors. These roads are also part of the broader European E-road network, meaning you’ll often see dual signage such as A10 (E55) or A2 (E66).
A valid e-vignette is required for all A and S roads, including:
Motorways (A): A1, A2, A3, A4, A7, A8, A9, A10, A11, A12, A13
Expressways (S): S1, S6, S16, and others
You can easily request your Austrian e-vignette online and receive instant confirmation by email.
In addition to the e-vignette, six specific motorway sections require a separate toll fee, even for vehicles under 3.5 tons. These are known as section toll routes and typically include tunnels or alpine crossings:
A9 Bosruck Tunnel & Gleinalm Tunnel
A10 Tauern & Katschberg Tunnels
A11 Karawanken Tunnel (to Slovenia)
A13 Brenner Motorway (to Italy)
S16 Arlberg Road Tunnel
You can prepay these tolls online or pay at the location.
Some short border sections of Austrian motorways are toll-free. These include:
A1 From the German border (Walserberg) to Salzburg-Nord
A12 From the German border to Kufstein-Süd
A14 From Hörbranz (border area) to Hohenems
On these stretches, no e-vignette is required.
In Austria, toll fees for vehicles under 3.5 tons are based on vehicle type. All vehicles up to 3.5 tons, such as cars, campervans, and light commercial vehicles, fall under the same vignette category. Motorcycles are the only exception and require a separate, specific e-vignette.
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| Car | ||
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| Duration | EUR | |
| 1 day | €18.99 | |
| 10 days | €21.99 | |
| Motorcycle | ||
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| Duration | EUR | |
| 1 day | €12.99 | |
| 10 days | €14.99 | |
The toll fee and registration fee are displayed separately. The toll fee corresponds to the official e-vignette price as set by ASFINAG. The registration fee is charged by Digitalvignettes.com for processing your application and providing confirmation of your vignette.
In Austria, vehicles exceeding a total weight of 3,500 kg, including lorries, buses, and heavy motorhomes, are subject to a distance-based toll system rather than a fixed vignette fee. The toll amount is calculated based on factors such as kilometers driven, the number of axles, the vehicle’s emission class, and its CO₂ output.
To comply with Austrian toll regulations, vehicles over 3,500 kg must be equipped with a GO-Box, an on-board unit that automatically records toll charges when passing under toll gantries. Vehicle registration, including the maximum permissible weight (field F.1 in the vehicle registration certificate), is required through Austria’s GO toll system, operated by ASFINAG.
Driving without a valid e-vignette may result in significant fines. Avoid the risk by ensuring you have the correct Austrian vignette for your vehicle category before you start your journey.
Driving on toll roads in Austria without a valid e-vignette is not permitted and may result in an immediate fine. Therefore, make sure to purchase your vignette before starting your journey.
In Austria, vehicles under 3,500 kg must use an e-vignette linked to their license plate for toll road access. Cameras verify compliance, and fines are issued for vehicles without a valid vignette. Roadside checks further enforce the system. To avoid penalties, ensure you purchase the correct e-vignette for your journey before traveling on Austrian motorways.
Yes, it is possible to transfer the Austrian e-vignette to a different license plate, but only before the start of its validity period. The e-vignette is linked to the license plate provided at the time of purchase, but it can be changed before the start date. Please contact [email protected] to request a change to your vehicle information.
Digitalvignettes.com is a service provider and acts solely as an intermediary for submitting Austrian vignette applications on behalf of customers. Applications are processed via Autopay Mobility, an official partner of ASFINAG, Austria’s national toll authority. Digitalvignettes.com is not an official reseller and has no direct affiliation with the Austrian government or ASFINAG. A separate registration fee is charged for this service, which is clearly shown in the shopping cart during checkout.