1 trip
One passage in one direction through the Tauern toll station, usable within a year of purchase.
Price€23.95
Buy this ticketA 10 Tauern motorway (Tauern and Katschberg tunnels)
Exactly as it appears on the vehicle.
Total €23.95
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Everything clear before you set off
The A10 Tauern motorway charges its own toll for the Tauern and Katschberg tunnels, between the Flachau and Rennweg junctions (ASFINAG, checked 16 September 2026), separate from the Austrian e‑vignette.
How much is the Tauern section toll?
2 trips
Two passages in one direction through the Tauern toll station, usable within a year of purchase.
Price€42.00
Buy this ticketMulti-trip card
Unlimited trips on A 10 Tauern motorway (Tauern and Katschberg tunnels) for 365 days from the start date you choose.
Costs less than buying single tickets from your 7th crossing within the year.
Price€126.00
Buy this ticketASFINAG's own price for one trip is €15.00 (ASFINAG, checked 9 Sept 2026). The prices above add our service fee to it.
Which drives cross the Tauern and Katschberg tunnels
The A10 between Salzburg and Villach is the usual way from southern Germany to Slovenia and Croatia, and the Austrian e‑vignette does not cover its tunnels: you need the e‑vignette for the rest of the motorway and this ticket for the tunnels.
- Southbound, towards Slovenia and Croatia
- Munich or Salzburg to Villach is one trip through both tunnels. Carry on through the Karawanken tunnel to Lake Bled, Ljubljana, Istria, Rijeka, Zagreb or Split, and that tunnel needs a ticket of its own. The same trip takes you to the Carinthian lakes around Villach and Klagenfurt.
- Northbound, on the way home
- Coming back north through the two tunnels is a second trip, so a return holiday needs the 2-trip ticket or two single trips.
- Going through Graz instead
- A drive on the A9 Pyhrn motorway towards Graz and Maribor misses the A10 altogether and passes the Bosruck and Gleinalm tunnels, which are tolled separately.
Drives on our route pages that pass here:
What a trip is
A trip is one passage through the toll station, in one direction. It can be redeemed within a year of the purchase date, and it is registered to your plate. You can change the plate and the country of registration before the trip is used.
What the shop asks for
ASFINAG asks for your licence plate and its country of registration, each typed twice to catch mistakes. It asks for nothing else: no start date, no vehicle category and no chassis number.
How this relates to the e‑vignette
This section toll is separate from the Austrian e‑vignette. The stretch it covers is excluded from the e‑vignette obligation, so an e‑vignette alone does not pay for it, and buying this ticket does not replace the e‑vignette either. The e‑vignette is still required for the rest of the Austrian motorway network. See the Austrian e‑vignette.
On a motorcycle or towing a trailer
On a motorcycle or towing a trailer, ASFINAG recommends using a staffed toll lane in the middle rather than an automatic one, because the camera that reads number plates does not always read them reliably on a motorcycle or a car with a trailer.