Austrian highway vignette

No! If you buy your digital vignette through EuroGoPass, it is processed commercially, meaning it becomes valid immediately without any 18-day consumer protection delay. You can purchase it right before your trip or even at the border.

No. In Austria, if your main towing vehicle has a maximum weight up to 3.5 tonnes, any attached trailer, caravan, or utility rig is fully covered by the car's e-vignette.

Yes, you need both if your route crosses specific alpine zones. High-maintenance routes like the A13 Brenner Pass, A10 Tauern Tunnel, S16 Arlberg Tunnel, A9 Pyhrn, and A11 Karawanken Tunnel are excluded from the standard vignette. EuroGoPass identifies these automatically and adds the correct digital section tickets to your order.

Before the vignette's validity window begins: Yes. With EuroGoPass Plus, you can adjust your plate characters or registration country up to 15 minutes before activation. Once active, the data is locked into the national system and cannot be altered.

Because the digital e-vignette is linked exclusively to your vehicle's licence plate, replacing your windshield has zero impact on your toll status. Your coverage remains 100% active.

Austria is centrally located, and journeys often cross into Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, or Switzerland. EuroGoPass maps your entire route to ensure you clear every required digital checkpoint with one click.

• A digital vignette is mandatory on all Austrian motorways (Autobahn - A) and expressways (Schnellstraße - S), including major transit arteries: A1 (Westautobahn), A2 (Südautobahn), A4, A7, A8, A9, A10 (Tauernautobahn), A11, A12 (Inntalautobahn), A14, S1, S2, S6, S16, S36.
• Special independent Section Toll areas (where additional charges apply via EuroGoPass integration): A9 Pyhrn Motorway (Bosruck & Gleinalm Tunnels), A10 Tauern Motorway (Tauern & Katschberg Tunnels), A11 Karawanken Motorway, A13 Brenner Motorway, S16 Arlberg Expressway (Arlberg Tunnel).