Can you drive in Austria without a vignette?
Can you drive in Austria without a vignette? The toll sticker has been compulsory on Austria's motorways and expressways since 1997. All cars, motorbikes and camper vans up to 3.5 mpw (maximum permissible weight) must properly display a toll sticker or have purchased online in time a digital vignette when they drive onto a motorway or expressway.
Can I take my car to Austria?
Under applicable customs legislation, no documentation is required to import a vehicle and there are no customs formalities to be completed. However, the initial licensing of motor vehicles that will enter Austrian circulation is subject to the standard consumption tax ( NoVA ).
What happens if you drive in Austria without vignette?
Driving without a vignette is quickly fined, usually €120. The price is €9.60 for a 10-day motorway stamp in Austria. Austrians are pretty strict and uncompromising when it comes to complying with laws and traffic regulations, so don't get caught out!
How much is the road use fee in Austria?
In Austria, tourists can buy a vignette good for 10 days up to a full year. The vignette prices begin at 9.40 euros for a 10-day sticker and range up to 89.20 euros for a full year. Motorcycles also require vignettes. The sticker is designed so that you cannot remove and reattach it.
Do I need a vignette from Munich to Salzburg?
From the Walserberg border crossing to the Salzburg-Nord exit, no motorway toll sticker is required. You need a motorway vignette to use the motorway beyond that.
Where can I buy an Austrian emission sticker?
Physical stickers can be obtained from the Austrian Automobile Clubs as well as post offices, newsagents, and petrol stations. You can also purchase stickers in Austria's neighbouring countries at petrol stations, borders, and Automobile Clubs.
How do I pay tolls in Austria?
The toll can only be paid if you have a GO-Box, which is available from many petrol stations and other GO-Box partners in Austria. You can find a full list of outlets here. The rates depend, among other things, on the number of axles, the number of kilometres driven, and the vehicle's EURO emission class.