Brenner Toll Online Austria

The Brenner Motorway A 13, part of European Route 45, stretches through Tyrol and is an integral part of the Brenner Motorway, which was built in the 1960s and is considered one of the first mountain motorways in the world. It is the Austrian section of the Brenner Autobahn. On April 5, 1971, she was officially opened for traffic between Austria and Italy. The A 13 runs from Innsbruck (junction Inntal Autobahn A 12) through the Wipptal to the Brenner Pass, which has formed the border between Italy and Austria since 1920 according to the Treaty of Saint-Germain. The subsequent section in Italian territory is referred to as the A 22, Brenner Motorway/Autostrada del Brennero or simply Autobrennero.

FAQ

Here, we answer all questions regarding Brenner Toll in Austria.

How much does the Brenner toll cost in Austria?

The toll fees for the Brenner motorway (A13) can vary depending on the vehicle type, time of year and route section. It is advisable to check the current tariffs on the operator’s official website or at toll booths, as they are subject to change. Fees are typically calculated based on mileage and vehicle category, with different prices applying to cars, RVs, trucks and buses. It is also possible to use various payment options such as cash or electronic toll systems to pay the toll on the Brenner Motorway.

How do you pay the toll at the Brenner?

The digital route toll for the Austrian part of the Brenner Autobahn A13 can be purchased both online from us and offline at toll and gas stations. Online purchases are not possible for the Italian section of the A22 Brenner motorway. This is because Austria and Italy have different toll systems. For this reason, the toll must be paid at the toll booth.

Where is the Brenner toll paid?

The toll on the Italian section of the Brenner Motorway, the Autostrada A22, is paid at toll booths located along the motorway. Vehicle drivers are required to pay a fee at these stations in order to use the motorway. There is no option for online payment or prepayment of the toll fee. The toll for the Austrian section of the Brenner Motorway A13 can be purchased both offline and online through our online shop.

What vignette or toll fee do I need for the Brenner?

Which vignettes and/or route tolls are required for the Brenner Pass depends on the start and destination. Depending on which corner of Europe you want to reach destinations after the Brenner, the necessary vignettes and route tolls differ. You can buy vignettes for Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic in our online shop. Route tolls for Austria are also available from us.

What is the toll cost from Brenner to Bolzano?

You can’t say in general terms what the toll will be over the Brenner Pass to Bolzano, as it depends on where you come from. If you drive from Germany or Austria via the Brenner Pass towards Bolzano, you will usually have to pay an Austrian vignette as well as route tolls for the Austrian part of the Brenner Autobahn A13 and the Italian Brenner Autobahn A22.

“How much toll do you pay to Lake Garda?”

As far as the toll over the Brenner Pass to Lake Garda is concerned, there is no general answer as it depends on which direction you are coming from. If you drive from Germany or Austria over the Brenner Pass towards Lake Garda, you will usually have to pay an Austrian vignette as well as route tolls for the Austrian part of the Brenner Autobahn A13 and the Italian Brenner Autobahn A22.

Brenner Toll Online Austria