Calais to Tyrol (Innsbruck): tolls and vignettes on the way
On this route you drive through 4 countries: France, Belgium, Germany, Austria. The drive is about 1,166 km. Below you find, country by country in driving order, what you need and what the tolls for this trip cost. Choose your vehicle first.
Country by country, in driving order
1 France
Toll per section Class 1. Luggage on the roof does not change the class.
Toll per section With a class-1 towing car: trailer up to and including 2 m class 1, over 2 m and below 3 m class 2, from 3 m class 4. The weight threshold uses the towing vehicle’s maximum permitted mass, not the combined outfit weight.
Toll per section Motorhome height sets the class: up to and including 2 m class 1; over 2 m and below 3 m class 2 (maximum permitted mass 3.5 t); from 3 m class 3 with two axles. Roof loads such as a roof box do not change the toll class. Actual clearance still matters in height-restricted lanes.
Toll per section Class 3 with two axles, class 4 with three or more axles. With a trailer: class 4.
The tolls for this trip have not been added up for this country yet.
2 Belgium
No general toll No toll now. Road vignette planned from 1 May 2027.
No general toll No toll now. Whether a trailer falls under the planned vignette is not yet known.
No general toll No toll now. According to the Brussels Region the vignette planned from 1 May 2027 also applies to motorhomes up to 3.5 t.
No general toll Category M is exempt from the kilometre charge. Only a motorhome registered in category N over 3.5 t pays the kilometre charge.
3 Germany
No general toll No vignette or general toll. Tolls only in two tunnels (Rostock, Lübeck) and on a few private mountain roads.
No general toll No vignette or general toll; tolls do apply at the individual toll sites. Combinations only fall under the truck toll if the towing vehicle itself exceeds 3.5 t and serves goods transport.
No general toll No vignette or general toll. Tolls only in two tunnels (Rostock, Lübeck) and on a few private mountain roads.
No general toll Exempt from the truck toll, also above 7.5 t, as long as the vehicle is not used for goods transport.
4 Austria
Vignette Standard rule.
Vignette One vignette for the car. No toll is due for a trailer towed by a vehicle up to 3.5 t.
Vignette Motorhomes up to 3.5 t use the vignette.
Distance-based toll GO-Box required (EUR 12 processing fee), toll per kilometre by the motorhome's number of axles. Trailer axles are not counted for motorhomes.
Tolls for this trip: about €0.00
Tolls for this trip: about €0.00
Tolls for this trip: about €0.00
No amount has been looked up for a motorhome over 3.5 t: the class differs per operator.
To Innsbruck via the A12, or towards Hungary via A12/A1/A4: no separate toll station. A vignette is required beyond Kufstein-Süd on the A12 and on the A1/A4. Car and motorhome up to 3.5 t: €9.60 for one day or €12.80 for ten days. Heavier motorhomes pay GO tolls.
Source: ASFINAG, 11 November 2026
What do the tolls on this trip cost?
Added up for the countries above that have an amount: about €0.00 one way.
Added up for the countries above that have an amount: about €0.00 one way.
Added up for the countries above that have an amount: about €0.00 one way.
No total can be given for a motorhome over 3.5 t.
Not yet included: France.
On top of that you need a vignette for: Austria. The price depends on the period you choose and is on the country page.
Individual bridges, tunnels and low emission zones on the route are on the map. Amounts are an indication: check the source before you leave.