Service Area & Motorway Map

Austrian Motorways and Expressways

The Austrian motorway network comprises over 2,200 km of motorways (A) and expressways (S). All these routes are subject to toll and require a valid vignette for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes.

Important Motorways

Motorway	Route	Length	Special Toll
A1 West Motorway	Wien – Salzburg	297 km	No
A2 South Motorway	Wien – Graz – Villach	363 km	No
A9 Pyhrn Motorway	Linz – Graz	148 km	Yes (sections)
A10 Tauern Motorway	Salzburg – Villach	192 km	Yes
A12 Inn Valley Motorway	Kufstein – Innsbruck	88 km	No
A13 Brenner Motorway	Innsbruck – Brenner	36 km	Yes
A14 Rhine Valley Motorway	Bregenz – Hohenems	32 km	No
S6 Semmering Expressway	Graz – Wien	85 km	No

Local Specifics

Vienna

In Vienna there are no inner-city toll routes. The vignette is only needed when leaving the city on motorways. The Vienna Ring (A23) is subject to toll.

Salzburg

Salzburg is on the A1 West Motorway. The Tauern Motorway A10 starts south of Salzburg and has special tolls. For transit travellers to Italy, the Brenner is relevant.

Innsbruck / Tyrol

Tyrol has several special toll routes: Brenner Motorway A13, Arlberg Road Tunnel and Felbertauern. Plan for additional costs.

Vorarlberg

The Arlberg Road Tunnel connects Vorarlberg with Tyrol and has special tolls. Alternatively, the Arlberg Pass road (L197) can be used free of charge (seasonal).

Carinthia

The Karawanken Tunnel A11 connects Carinthia with Slovenia and has special tolls. The A2 South Motorway can be used without special tolls.

Styria

Graz is accessible via the A2 and A9. The Pyhrn Motorway A9 has special tolls on some sections. The S35 Bruck Expressway has no special tolls.

Border Crossings and Vignette Sales

Border Crossing	Country	Vignette Sales	Opening Hours
Salzburg/Walserberg	Germany	✅	24/7
Kufstein/Kiefersfelden	Germany	✅	24/7
Spielfeld	Slovenia	✅	24/7
Nickelsdorf	Hungary	✅	24/7
Brenner	Italy	✅	24/7
Bregenz/Hörbranz	Germany	✅	24/7

Service Area: Austrias Motorway Network

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