120,- € Strafe für Nichtentrichtung der Maut in Österreich?

Hi, auf dem Weg in den Urlaub mussten wir ein kurzes Stück durch Österreich (Höhe Bodensee). Wir haben uns vorher im Internet über die Maut informiert, da hieß es auf mehreren Seiten*, dass dieser Abschnitt mautfrei ist. Okay, daher haben wir nur die Schweizer Vignette gekauft.

6 Wochen später bekommen wir von ASFiNAG ein Einschreiben: “Deliktart 120,- (…)” Scheinbar hat Google Maps uns doch woanders lang geführt. Im Nachhinein – seh` ich ja ein – war es unser Fehler unsere Navi so einzustellen, dass es “mautpflichtige Straßen umfahren” soll. Dies hier nochmal als Tipp für alle da draußen! (Auf den Internetseiten* wurden wir derzeit nicht extra drauf hingewiesen.) Hätten wir das “mautfrei” so nicht gelesen, hätten wir selbstverständlich die Vignette für Österreich (wie auch für die Schweiz) gekauft. Wären wir günstiger bei weg gekommen.

Ganz ehrlich, 120,- für ein kleines Stück Durchfahren ?!? Diese Gelder täten Deutschland auch ganz gut. Alle Welt fährt kreuz und quer durchs Land und wer – außer der LKW`s – bezahlt?

Bevor ich das höchstwahrscheinlich anstandslos überweise, musste ich es hier loswerden… Österreich macht Werbung für mautfreie Strecken und holt sich das 10-fache auf diese Weise wieder ?!?

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HarterRealist
2 years ago

I went into Switzerland with my passenger car (until just before Zurich) and out within a few hours. On passing the Swiss border towards Germany, a Swiss border officer stopped me for passport control and noticed that I had no Vingnette motorway on my windshield. He then also talked about fine payment at three-digit level because of the missing vignette. I started crying with excuses, whining and then crying loud. I will then drive on without paying penalty ☝️😜🤣 Such a hedgehog…

dancefloor55
2 years ago

Honestly, 120,- for a little bit of passing through?!

it is expensive but if you only require 20 € then you would have to catch me 5x before I get a year vignette cheaper. therefore the penalty is higher than the annual vignette (so that even the Austrians who buy it)

if you only needed a 7 day vignette, of course it’s a costly fun. However, according to the EU, due to the equality of treatment, it is of course not possible to make different punishments for Austria and not Austria

for the next time:

Toll in Austria: These routes are toll-free | ADAC

dancefloor55
2 years ago
Reply to  Biene782

well, if you drive over the traffic lights at Red it takes 2 seconds and don’t complain because you pay punishment – just because you have violated a law

or if you go to a spa and smuggle in there to just swim 20 minutes. Were only 20 min and for the 20 min it does not pay for buying a ticket… You wouldn’t do that, would you?

The toll is a kind of ticket for the motorway.

Oberkopf
2 years ago

The same thing happened to me. There were soger 200 € (!!!)😕

PalBeron
2 years ago
Reply to  Oberkopf

In Austria? There are no 200€ available

Anni1337
2 years ago

Huhu,

Everything when I drive through Austria is always where it costs tolls and where not.

About Anna

PalBeron
2 years ago

The only source that can tell you binding where something is toll-free is the Asfinag. If any newspaper or internet fool says something wrong, nobody can do anything. A toll-free route is also really only this particular route toll free, no longer shorter if someone drives longer it must have a vignette or counts stop Ersataut.

The replacement toll is so high because no one can control how far and often you drive, so it must be higher than the annual vignette that is at 92€. If you do not pay the replacement toll claim, you will be shown that the penalty that comes then costs between 300 and 3000€ depending on the authority, and can also be collected in Germany by means of court enforcement.

If the next time you are unsure if there is something toll-free, you can reach 24/7 in the morning also by 3 asfinag at:

080040012400 (Free from Austria and Germany)

PalBeron
2 years ago
Reply to  Biene782

Why not, as it is in a different answer: what is the fault of Austria?

PalBeron
2 years ago
Reply to  Biene782

Did you get the same back?

PalBeron
2 years ago

Then happiness in misfortune.

derbewerter18cm
9 months ago

Free is only up to HÖRBRANZ, but Google calculates ALTACH as an optimal exit to get to the 13 in CH. Time saving probably 1-2 minutes, no joke

The fact that the abzockers put cameras right there should be clear 😀

Weinberg
2 years ago

The administrative penalty for non-determination of the replacement toll is 300,– to 3,000,–.

The toll-free motorway sections are also listed from the ASFINAG homepage.

You’re not supposed to rely on hearing….

HikoKuraiko
2 years ago

But you realize that the toll is also paid by those who live there? And that which was also planned for Germany before Corona and there nen riesen shitstorm started that the Germans did not want it?

Apart from that, it’s normal that you’d pay toll for 2m you’d drive there. And if you don’t have a plaque, you have 120€ PRO TAG! The next time you know you’re just buying one and being good.

dancefloor55
2 years ago
Reply to  Biene782

We’re gonna pay KFZ tax.

and do we believe Austrians don’t pay KFZ tax?

You’re taxing on engine capacity. That’s why you German like to drive cars with a lot of PS because they don’t cost you much. They are not accessible in AT. For this we can drive around with a nem old Ami car with little PS and a lot of space very cost-effectively;-)

Verofant
2 years ago

Oh, bad luck. I drove through Austria for years without pickerl without having to pay once. But they already know the stretches where they can pick up well…

Weinberg
2 years ago
Reply to  Verofant

For some time, there have been automatic cameras that film performing cars and filter them out without a toll.

And you don’t get a punishment, but you have to make a mockery.

“Strafe” is available only if you don’t deposit the replacement toll in time……

ronnyarmin
2 years ago

I don’t understand what you complain about? The toll roads are already marked by signs. Just open your eyes, that doesn’t happen.

Weinberg
2 years ago

Yes, ignorance does not protect against punishment.

I have already happened: have parked on the left side of the road in Germany. But what is forbidden there!

Reasons for the ban: from the left side of the road to the flow is dangerous.

I’m not packing it! That’s dangerous! But riding on the highway with 200 and even faster is harmless….😆😆😆

ronnyarmin
2 years ago
Reply to  Weinberg

How do you compare the two things? Unreasonably fast driving is of course prohibited. It is not possible to drive 200 km per hour.