The Austrian vignette applies to the entire toll motorway and expressway network. Here you will find an overview of the most important routes and regional features.
Regional Overview
Vienna and Lower Austria
The densest motorway network in Austria. The A1 (West motorway), A2 (South motorway) and A22 (Danube bank motorway) are the main routes. Special feature: The city motorway in Vienna has no special toll.
Upper Austria
The A1 connects Vienna with Salzburg through Upper Austria. The A7 (Mühlkreis motorway) leads to the Czech Republic. Special feature: No special toll sections in Upper Austria.
Styria
The A2 (South motorway) and A9 (Pyhrn motorway) are the main routes. Special feature: The A9 has section-based special tolls in the area of the Bosruck Tunnel.
Carinthia
The A2 and A10 (Tauern motorway) cross Carinthia. Special feature: The Karawanken Tunnel (A11) requires a special toll for the border crossing to Slovenia.
Salzburg
The A1 and A10 meet in Salzburg. Special feature: The A10 (Tauern motorway) has a special toll in the area of the Tauern Tunnel.
Tyrol
The A12 (Inn Valley motorway) and A13 (Brenner motorway) are the main routes. Special feature: The A13 has a special toll, as does the Arlberg Tunnel (A14).
Vorarlberg
The A14 (Rhine Valley motorway) is the main route. Special feature: The Arlberg Tunnel connects Vorarlberg with Tyrol and requires a special toll.
Burgenland
The A3 and A4 (East motorway) cross Burgenland. Special feature: No special toll sections in Burgenland.