Vignette

Toll roads in Switzerland

Toll roads in Switzerland

Toll requirements The Swiss autobahn/autoroute system requires the purchase of a vignette (toll sticker) — which costs 40 Swiss francs — for one calendar year in order to use its roadways, for both passenger cars and trucks. The Swiss vignette is offered only as an annual toll sticker.

  1. How do you pay toll roads in Switzerland?
  2. Is there any tolls in Switzerland?
  3. How much does a vignette cost in Switzerland?
  4. Where can I buy a vignette in Switzerland?
  5. What is the speed limit in Switzerland?
  6. Do you pay road tax in Switzerland?
  7. Can you sleep in your car in Switzerland?
  8. Do I need a GB sticker in Switzerland?
  9. Do I need a vignette for Switzerland?
  10. How do I avoid toll roads in Switzerland?
  11. What happens if you don't have a vignette in Switzerland?
  12. Can you use the euro in Switzerland?

How do you pay toll roads in Switzerland?

Swiss motorway vignette

  1. A vignette is required to drive on Swiss motorways.
  2. Vignettes can be purchased online, at the border or gas stations.
  3. An additional vignette is obligatory for trailers and caravans.
  4. Swiss rental cars already have a vignette.

Is there any tolls in Switzerland?

Are there any Additional Toll Roads? Sadly, yes there are. Driving in Switzerland can add up, as you may still need to pay for different roads. The vignette price doesn't include driving through the Munt la schera Tunnel and the Grand St. Bernard Tunnel.

How much does a vignette cost in Switzerland?

Any car, motorcycle or trailer using the motorways will need one: the motorway vignette. The sticker is valid from December 2020 until 31 January 2022 and costs 40 francs. You can save money by keeping an eye out for special offers.

Where can I buy a vignette in Switzerland?

Motor vehicles require a vignette (toll sticker) in order to use Swiss motorways. It costs CHF 40 and is available at all customs, post offices as well as petrol stations and online. The vignette is valid for 13 months (from 1 December of each year). The vignette must be stuck onto the inside of the front windscreen.

What is the speed limit in Switzerland?

The general speed limit in Switzerland is 80 km/h (50 mph) outside and 50 km/h (31 mph) inside build-up areas. These limits were introduced in 1984 to protect the environment. On the motorways of Switzerland the limit is 120 km/h (75 mph).

Do you pay road tax in Switzerland?

For every registered vehicle, vehicle owners are required to pay an annual motor vehicle tax to their canton of residence. ... Note that anyone whose main residence is in Switzerland must register all their motor vehicles in their canton of residence and therefore pay taxes in Switzerland.

Can you sleep in your car in Switzerland?

It is generally not permitted to stay overnight in a car on a public parking lot. It is therefore recommended to find a campground or any other accommodation where you can spend the night. In some regions, sleeping for one night in the car is tolerated. You can ask at the local police station for more information.

Do I need a GB sticker in Switzerland?

Do I need a GB sticker for Switzerland? Yes. As Switzerland isn't part of the EU, you will need to display a GB sticker on the rear of your car even if it's equipped with EU number plates.

Do I need a vignette for Switzerland?

You must purchase and display a vignette (sticker) to travel on Swiss motorways or face large fines. You can buy a vignette at most border crossings, petrol stations, post offices, by phone (+800 1002 0030) and online. The price of a vignette is currently CHF 40.

How do I avoid toll roads in Switzerland?

If you type in your route and then use the options menu to select 'avoid toll roads' google will give you a route avoiding any major highways which require a vignette.

What happens if you don't have a vignette in Switzerland?

If you don't buy a sticker and police stop you, you could be fined 200 Swiss francs (around €185). You will also have to buy the sticker.

Can you use the euro in Switzerland?

The Swiss franc is the only official currency in Switzerland (and in Liechtenstein). The franc is the only currency accepted everywhere. ... Nevertheless, you can pay with euros in many shops, hotels, rail stations and gas stations in Switzerland.

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