A toll sticker has been compulsory on Austria's highways and expressways since 1997. Here you can find out everything about the Austrian toll and how exactly it affects you on your vacation in Osttirol!
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Toll & vignette in Osttirol
Which vignettes are available in Austria?
Cars, motorcycles and motorhomes must have an adhesive vignette on the windshield or a digital vignette when entering an Austrian freeway (marked with an "A") or expressway (marked with an "S") - this is linked to the vehicle's license plate number.
The following options are available, depending on the length of your stay:
- 1-day vignette
- 10-day vignette
- 2-month vignette
- Annual vignette
Please note: From 2027 onwards, only digital vignettes will be available. In 2026, the classic adhesive vignette will be available for the last time.
You can get them at ASFINAG sales offices, at gas stations or via the website and app of ASFINAG.
By the way: ASFINAG stands for "Autobahn- und Schnellstraßen-Finanzierungs-AG". The state-owned company is responsible for the construction, maintenance, operation and tolling of all expressways and freeways in Austria.
How much will the vignette cost in 2026?
Prices vary depending on whether you are travelling on one or two lanes. The prices for 2026 – this time the adhesive vignette is fire red in colour – can be found here:
Cars & motorhomes up to 3.5 t TzGM
- Annual vignette: € 106.80
- 2-month vignette: € 32.00
- 10-day vignette: € 12.80
- 1-day vignette: € 9.60 (only available digitally)
‘TzGM’ stands for ‘technically permissible total mass’, which you can find in your vehicle registration. If it weighs more than 3.5 tonnes, you do not need a vignette, but rather the so-called GO toll.
Motorcycle
- Annual vignette: € 42,70
- 2-month vignette: € 12,80
- 10-day vignette: € 5,10
- 1-day vignette: € 3,80 (only available digitally)
When purchasing, please note that 2-month and annual vignettes, if you buy them online, are only valid from the 18th day after purchase for consumer protection reasons. If you buy the adhesive vignette at a sales or service station, it is valid as soon as you have affixed it to the windshield.
Caution: Vignettes that are not affixed are invalid!
Where can you drive in Osttirol without a vignette?
In general, the vignette is compulsory throughout Austria. But exceptions prove the rule - which can benefit you on your journey to Osttirol!
A12 between Kufstein and Kufstein-Süd
The section between the Kufstein border crossing (on the German side of the A93 highway) and the Kufstein-Süd junction is toll-free. If you leave the A12 (Inntal-Autobahn) there, you do not need a vignette.
A14 between Hörbranz and Hohenems
If you enter Austria at the Hörbranz border crossing (A96 highway on the German side), there is no toll on the A14 (Rheintal/Walgau highway) up to the Hohenems junction.
A1 between Walserberg and Salzburg-Nord
The A1 (Westautobahn) also offers you a toll-free section: between the Walserberg border crossing (on the German side of the A8 highway) and the Salzburg-Nord j unction, you do not need a vignette.
You can find more information about the vignette and its validity on the ASFINAG website.
Where do route tolls apply in Osttirol?
Despite the general vignette requirement, there are a few sections of Austrian highways that are subject to special tolls. These are Alpine crossings, which are particularly cost-intensive to build and maintain. On all sections, you can either pay for a single journey or opt for a multi-journey ticket. The following toll stations may affect you when traveling to Osttirol (prices for 2026):
A13 Brenner highway
- Single journey: € 12.50
- Multi-ride ticket: € 75.00
- Multi-ride ticket for disabled vehicles: free of charge
Partial route tolls are available for the following sections:
- Innsbruck - Zenzenhof and vice versa: € 1.00
- Italian state border - Brennersee and vice versa: € 1.00
- Innsbruck - Patsch and vice versa: € 3.50
- Italian state border - Nösslach and vice versa: € 3.50
- Innsbruck - Stubaital and vice versa: € 4,00
- Matrei - Brenner Pass and vice versa: € 6.00
S16 Arlberg expressway
- Single journey: € 13.00
- Multi-ride ticket: € 78.00
- Multi-ride ticket for disabled vehicles: free of charge
A10 Tauern highway & Katschberg tunnel
- Single journey: € 15.00
- Multi-ride ticket: € 90.00
- Multi-ride ticket for disabled vehicles: free of charge
Section tolls are available for the following sections:
- St. Michael - Rennweg and vice versa (Katschberg tunnel): € 7.50
- St. Michael - Flachau and vice versa (Tauern Tunnel): € 7.50
- Zederhaus - Flachau and vice versa (Tauern Tunnel): € 7.50
We have compiled more information about tolls and parking fees in Osttirol off the highways and expressways on a separate page. So that nothing stands in the way of your route planning - whether by car or motorcycle. We wish you a safe journey!
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