Toll roads in Europe – interactive map (2026)

Planning a road trip across Europe means dealing with a patchwork of toll systems. Some countries – such as Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland – require a vignette, a time-based pass that is now mostly electronic and linked to your licence plate. Others, like France, Italy, Spain and Croatia, charge per road section at toll gates, while many countries simply add a special fee for individual bridges, tunnels and ferries. The interactive map below shows at a glance how every country charges drivers in 2026 – hover on desktop or tap on mobile.

⚠ Transit tip: a vignette is valid only in the country that issued it. If your route crosses several vignette countries, you must buy a vignette for each of them – even if you only pass through briefly. For example, driving to Hungary through Slovakia and Austria, you need the Slovak, Austrian and Hungarian vignettes, not just the Hungarian one.

 

★ Czech Republic: its motorway vignette is included in your Carlove rental price – you can drive Czech motorways from day one with nothing extra to buy.

If you rent a car with Carlove, you only need to add the vignette or tolls for the countries you actually cross abroad, which keeps your costs predictable. Ready to hit the road? Choose your car and see our rental prices and start planning your European route.