Romania

Romanian road vignette (Rovinieta)

Romania requires all vehicles to hold a digital road vignette called "Rovinieta" to access the national road and motorway network. It is mandatory for all road types outside city limits.

Buy Romanian vignette

Type

Digital e-vignette (Rovinieta)

Valid for

All vehicles (Passenger cars, vans, trucks, buses)

Network scope

Mandatory on all national roads and motorways (outside city boundaries)

Checked by

Automated ANPR camera networks and mobile state police units

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Passenger cars (Category A — 2026 official base rates)

Validity periodOfficial price (EUR)Terms & scope

7 days3.00 €Standard short-term transit vignette

30 days7.00 €Valid for 30 consecutive calendar days

90 days13.00 €Valid for 90 consecutive calendar days

12 months (365 days)28.00 €Full annual coverage package

Prices are official base road tax thresholds valid for the 2026 season. EuroGoPass adds a standard 10% processing and service fee on top of base rates, clearly presented at live checkout.

Rates shown are official 2026 Category A baseline prices.

How it works

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Add Romania to your itinerary within EuroGoPass and insert your vehicle profile.

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We securely log your vehicle's licence plate directly into the official CNAIR (National Company for Road Infrastructure) database.

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Your plate is instantly recognized by roadside cameras across the entire national network. No stickers required.

Good to know

Mandatory outside cities: The Rovinieta is required for all national roads and motorways. You are exempt only when driving strictly within municipal boundaries (marked by city limit signs).
No physical sticker: The system is entirely digital. You do not need to print anything or attach a sticker to your windshield.
Enforcement cameras: Romania uses a dense network of fixed cameras on main roads and motorways, complemented by mobile police units that verify plates in real-time.
Towed trailers: Passenger cars (Category A) do not need a separate vignette for an attached trailer or caravan. The primary vehicle's vignette covers the entire combination.
Start date flexibility: When purchasing through EuroGoPass, you can pre-select your exact activation time to ensure you are covered from the moment you cross the border.

Driving without a valid Rovinieta

Situation / infringementStatutory fine (RON)Approximate fine (EUR)

First discovery of missing valid vignette250 RON — 500 RON~50 € — 100 €

Repeated omission or falsified data750 RON — 1,200 RON~150 € — 240 €

Fines are issued automatically by the centralized authority. Vehicles lacking coverage are flagged by the system, and fines are typically sent to the registered vehicle owner's address.

Commonquestions

Yes. If you rent a car within Romania, the owner is required to hold a valid Rovinieta. If you cross the border in a foreign-registered rental, you are personally responsible for purchasing your own digital vignette.

You can check the validity of your plate on the official CNAIR portal or via your EuroGoPass account dashboard.

No. Certain river crossings (e.g., the Fetesti-Cernavoda bridge on the A2) utilize a separate toll system. Check your route planner for specific bridge crossing instructions.

An incorrect plate registration renders your vignette invalid, resulting in fines. EuroGoPass double-verifies your input against your vehicle profile to prevent these errors.

No. The Rovinieta covers all motorways (A-roads) and national roads (DN-roads). There are no sections that are free if they fall outside of city limits.

Driving to Romania often involves traversing other vignette countries like Hungary or Bulgaria. EuroGoPass bundles all mandatory transit vignettes into a single, compliant, and easy-to-use checkout flow.

The Rovinieta registration covers the entire national road network, including all transit arteries:
A1: Bucharest — Pitești — Sibiu — Deva — Timișoara — Arad (The main western corridor).
A2 (Autostrada Soarelui): Bucharest — Constanța (Access to the Black Sea coast).
A3: Bucharest — Ploiești (Transylvania motorway segments).
All national roads (DN prefix) across the country.
Driving strictly within municipal boundaries (inside city limit signs) does not require a Rovinieta.

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