Hungary
€7.54
In Hungary, motorways, expressways, and specific sections of national roads require a toll, which is paid by purchasing a digital e-vignette. Secure your digital vignette here, and you are ready to hit the road immediately, with no need to wait or stop at toll stations.
Tolls in Hungary
Hungarian Vignettes
- Tolls are required on various motorways, national roads, and specific route sections in Hungary. The e-vignette is sent by email as a confirmation voucher, which must be printed and kept in the vehicle.
- Toll-free sections include specific parts of the M0, M4, and other motorways, where tolls are not required.
- Once purchased, changes or cancellations are not allowed, and the e-vignette is non-refundable.
- No more worrying about surprise fines at the end of your holiday.
Types of E-Vignettes
- 1-Day E-Vignette: Valid from the time of purchase or midnight if bought in advance, for one calendar day.
- 10-Day E-Vignette: Covers 10 consecutive days from the selected start date.
- 1 Month E-Vignette: Valid from the chosen start date until the same date in the following month.
- County E-Vignette: Annual: region-specific, allowing access to toll roads within the chosen county and up to the first junction beyond the county line.
- Yearly Highway Vignette: Valid on all toll roads in Hungary, from January 1 to January 31 of the following year.
Usual questions
Toll-Free Sections of the Hungarian network
In Hungary, certain sections of the toll road network are toll-free. According to regulations effective from February 18, 2022, the following roads can be used without charge:
Sections of Highway M0:
The segment between Main Road No. 1 and Highway M5.
The segment between Road M4 (marked Motorway No. 4) and Highway M3.
Megyeri Bridge:
The segment between Main Road No. 2 and Main Road No. 11.
M30 Motorway:
The section between the Miskolc-South and Miskolc-North junctions.
Motorway M31
Sections of Speedway M4:
The segment between Vecsés and Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport.
The segment between Abony-North and Törökszentmiklós-West.
Speedway M44
Pécs Southwest Bypass:
The section of Motorway M60 between Roads 58 and 5826.
Sections of Speedway M76:
The segment between Balatonszentgyörgy/Balatonberény and Keszthely-Fenékpuszta.
Motorway M8
Speedway M80
Sections of Speedway M9:
The segment between Main Roads 6 and 51.
The Kaposvár bypass section (Main Road 61 sign).
What Happens If I Drive in Hungary Without a Vignette?
Driving on a toll road section in Hungary without a valid road use permit or vignette is considered unauthorized road usage. The road-user authorization is considered invalid if
The fee category of the chosen authorization is lower than the fee category required for the inspected vehicle (including caravans or trailers).
The license plate number stated on the counterfoil or confirmation does not match the actual vehicle’s license plate.
The period of validity of the vignette has either expired or has not yet started.
The confirmation voucher, along with the registration certificates of the vehicle and any trailers, cannot be presented during a control check.
I received a fine, what should I do?
If you have received an Austrian fine, you can contact tolltickets’ customer support to get more information on the reason for the fine and assistance in contesting it.
Where can I find my voucher?
Your voucher will be sent by email when we confirm your order, and it will also be available on your tolltickets’ customer area in the “orders” section
