Europe

There are toll roads throughout Europe and the way they "work" varies. In most countries you pay as you exit the toll road - with the piece of paper obtained when entering the toll road telling the toll booth where you entered.

Switzerland charges a fee for the use of motorways (green road signs). The vignette, which is a sticker applied to inside of the windscreen, costs a flat-rate price and is mandatory for motor vehicles. Vignettes can be purchased at customs offices at most border entries. also obtainable at post offices, petrol stations, automobile associations and railway stations. They are valid from 1 December until 31 January of the year after the following year.

European Tolls:
If you're planning a trip to the Continent, here's some vital information on countries that operate toll systems. Select the country from the drop-down menu or click the country code on the map to view toll details.

Our toll information covers certain European countries and should be used as a guide only. Prices are approximate and may change from time to time.

Click here for more Information from the AA UK

http://www.mappy.co.uk/ is another fabulous web-site giving the road traveller a wealth of infomation.

Information correct at time of publication
Page Modified: 18 October 2011