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Countries where you need a motorway toll sticker
Without a valid sticker (physical or e-vignette) you risk a fine on the motorways.
Digital sticker for motorways and expressways. Valid for 10 days, 2 months or 1 year.
Electronic vignette based on vehicle category. Valid for a weekend, 1 month or 1 year.
Electronic motorway sticker. Valid for 10 days, 1 month or 1 year.
E-vignette linked to the license plate. Valid for 10 days, 1 month or 1 year.
Recognizes the Swiss vignette; no separate sticker is sold.
Road usage fee for foreign vehicles, collected at the border.
Rovinieta for vehicles up to 3.5 t. Valid for 1 day, 7 days, 1 month or 1 year.
Electronic motorway sticker. Valid for 10 days, 1 month or 1 year.
e-Vignette for vehicles up to 3.5 t. Valid for 7 days, 1 month or 1 year.
Annual sticker (physical or e-vignette), valid for the calendar year. Also covers Liechtenstein.
Tolls apply, no sticker needed
No sticker is sold here – you pay directly for the distance traveled or at a toll booth.
No sticker is sold. The electronic BelToll system with an on-board unit applies to vehicles over 3.5 t and passenger cars.
No sticker is sold. Short motorway sections near Sarajevo and Mostar have toll booths.
No sticker is sold. Tolls are paid at booths in cash, by card, or electronically (ENC).
No motorway sticker is sold. Most autoroutes are toll roads charged by distance at toll booths.
Passenger cars drive on motorways for free. Tolls (LKW-Maut) apply only to trucks.
No sticker is sold. Tolled motorway sections have toll booths accepting cash or card.
No sticker is sold. A few motorway sections and tunnels charge tolls (eFlow).
No motorway sticker is sold. Autostrade tolls are paid at toll booths based on distance.
No sticker is sold. A toll applies when passing through the Sozina tunnel.
No sticker is sold. Tolls are collected directly at motorway toll booths.
No sticker is sold. The electronic AutoPASS toll system charges automatically by license plate on many roads and bridges.
Passenger cars mostly drive for free. The electronic e-TOLL system mainly applies to trucks.
No sticker is sold. Electronic tolls are collected at entry/exit or via an on-board unit.
No sticker is sold. Select toll motorways are operated by Avtodor.
No sticker is sold. Tolls are paid directly at toll booths in cash or by card.
No sticker is sold. Most motorways are free; some roads (autopistas) charge tolls by distance.
No sticker is sold. Tolls currently exist only on a few isolated sections and bridges.
No sticker is sold. Most roads are free; only select bridges, tunnels, and the M6 Toll charge a fee.
No motorway charge
No sticker or toll is required (on most of the network).
Most roads are free; occasional tolls exist only locally.
No motorway sticker or toll.
Motorways are free for passenger cars, no vignette is required.
No tolled or vignette motorways.
Motorways are free; only major bridges (e.g. Storebælt, Öresund) are tolled.
No motorway sticker or toll.
No motorway sticker or toll on any roads.
No motorway sticker. Only the Hvalfjörður tunnel alternative (Vaðlaheiðargöng) is tolled.
No motorway sticker or nationwide toll.
No motorway sticker or toll for passenger cars.
No motorway sticker or toll for passenger cars.
No motorway sticker or toll.
No tolled or vignette motorways.
No motorway sticker or toll.
No sticker or toll on motorways, except for a rare tunnel or bridge.
No motorway sticker or toll.
Motorways are free. Tolls apply only to city entries (Stockholm, Gothenburg) and the Öresund bridge.