Can you buy Austrian vignette in Germany?

An adhesive vignette can be purchased in Austria at ASFINAG distribution points, mainly at petrol stations. In Germany, adhesive vignettes are usually available at petrol stations on highways and petrol stations near the border, as well as at ADAC offices.



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In Switzerland you can buy the motorway vignette at filling stations, post offices, and at customs posts at the border. You can also get it online from the Swiss Post website.

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The vignette can be bought in Germany as well, but costs 38.50 Euros. Special tolls: Road tunnel at the Big St.

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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.

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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.

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What's the Fine if I'm Caught Without a Vignette in Austria? A spot fine of €120 is to be paid if you're unable to show proof of a valid vignette in Austria. And if there's evidence that you tampered with a toll sticker, you'll have to cough up €240.

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There are 10-day, 2-month, and annual vignettes. These stickers must be visibly stuck to the front windshield. You can purchase vignettes online on the ASFINAG website. Alternatively, you can buy a vignette from gas stations in Germany.

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Vignettes are required for driving along certain roads, like motorways and autobahns in the following European countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland. If you are caught driving in any of these countries without a vignette you will be fined.

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Although Germany began charging an autobahn toll for trucks in 2003; passenger car drivers can still drive the Autobahn without any extra charges (so far). But neighboring Austria and Switzerland (plus France and other European countries) charge a toll, for using their high-speed, limited access highways.

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