ByGuf8v
I'm currently at a rest stop and wanted to buy a toll sticker for Austria because I have to go to Kaprun. But the internet says you don't need one for that trip. Google Maps also shows a quick route when you select the toll-free option. Is this possible without a toll sticker, or will I end up stuck?
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You can google maps’ Trust details about the tolling requirement quite well, all the variants you show are toll-free. The route, which lasts 2h17min, is still a bit over the Austrian motorway A12, but it has been toll-free for a few years until the exit Kufstein Süd so that you don’t get from Germany on land roads and thus the border villages are loaded.
Toll in Austria: These routes are toll-free | ADAC
According to my knowledge, only motorways are tollable in Austria, so you don’t need a “Pickerl”. But: Remember, even if you take off directly after the border, this would already be motorway use, so you have to leave the motorway in Germany before.
Okay, I think that’s too uncertain, so I’d rather not rely on Googlemaps. Thanks for the answer
In Austria, you need Vignetten exclusively for the use of the motorway and the tolls are to be paid to pass roads.
You only need vignettes for the highway.
The proposed route does not include a highway in AT, so you do not need Vignette
You know a little bit.
But am I judge: You are at Irschenberg and leave the highway in Oberaudorf?
Then you don’t need a vigilante
Shortly after Irschenberg I drive to the 93 and then 172…
Unfortunately, with the vignette in the direction of Austria, I don’t know much about it and also on the streets there, so I’m afraid to perform wrongly and get rid of the penalty
It is necessary to keep in mind that the motorways are just subject to a fee. ATTENTION: In Austria, the federal roads are BLAU (in Germany just the motorway). And the GREEN roads are the highway in Austria.
But as I said, if you’re going down in Oberaudorf, you don’t have to pay tolls, I’ve been driving the bullshit a few times. Although not to Kaprun but to Zell am See but to the few last kilometers, this is the same
Yes correct, the green are toll
Did the question come up with a picture, so I can’t use the green roads?