Tolls & vignettes

Vignette

A vignette is a time-based road user charge: you pay for a period (day, week, month, year), not per kilometre. In many countries it applies to cars and vans up to 3.5 t, while heavier vehicles pay distance-based tolls.

Examples: in Austria and Switzerland, vehicles up to 3.5 t need a vignette, heavier ones pay the GO toll or LSVA. For trucks of 12 t and over, Luxembourg and Sweden use the Eurovignette.

Costing: vignettes are fixed amounts per period and are shown separately from tolls in Logist Calculator.

Vans: vignettes you already hold can be entered in Logist Calculator so they are not charged twice.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a vignette and a toll?

A vignette covers a period of time; a toll is charged per kilometre driven.

Sources

Last updated: