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Road trip planner: Austria
5 checked road trips, day by day, with kilometres and where to sleep. Open one in the free planner to change the days, move the stops or start from home.
Our road trips

Deutsche Alpenstraße: Germany's Alpine Road (5 Days)
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Driving Vienna to Hallstatt: 290 km Road Trip in 2 Days
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Grossglockner High Alpine Road: Zell am See to Heiligenblut
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Munich to Venice Road Trip Through the Alps (4 Days)
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Rostock to the Austrian Alps: Kammersberg Road Trip (7 Days)
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Driving rules: Austria
The general rules for cars, from the tables we keep with their official sources. Road signs always take precedence.
- Speed limits
- Built-up areas: 50 km/h
- Outside built-up areas: 100 km/h
- Expressways: 100 km/h
- Motorways: 130 km/h
- Some transit motorways have a night limit of 110 km/h from 22:00 to 05:00, and air-quality (IG-L) limits are shown on signs. Austria has no separate expressway limit; the open-road limit of 100 km/h applies.
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- Alcohol limit
- 0.5 g/l · Novice drivers: 0.1 g/l
- Novice drivers: Probationary licence holders during the probation period, learner drivers and the persons accompanying them.
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- Winter tyres
- Period + conditions · November 1 – April 15
- From 1 November to 15 April, cars must have winter tyres on all wheels whenever there is snow, slush or ice on the road; if the road is fully or almost fully covered with snow or ice, snow chains on at least two drive wheels are an accepted alternative.
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- Motorway vignette
- 1 day: €9.60
- 10 days: €12.80
- 2 months: €32.00
- 1 year: €106.80
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- Fuel price
- €1.67 petrol 95 · €2.087 diesel, per litre
- Price of November 9, 2026
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- Wild camping
- Tent: depends on the region · In the vehicle: unclear — check locally
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These are the general limits: road signs always take precedence, and laws change. Before you travel, check the source linked in the row for your country.