Which EU countries require vignette?

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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Yes, to use most motorways in Hungary, you'll need an e-vignette valid for 10 days, one month or 13 months. This can be bought at large petrol stations, post offices, border stops or online via the e-Matrica website.

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In Switzerland there is a vignette obligation for all motor vehicles and trailers with a total weight of up to 3.5t on all motorways and national roads class 1 and 2. Buy your vignette for Switzerland here and you are free to go.

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Motorways in Luxembourg are toll-free for private vehicles, but trucks and lorries must have a Eurovignette.

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