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Rapide561

Hi

This is sort of being discussed on another thread, but I am taking that thread way off topic, so, decided to start afresh.

I am looking at possibly travelling via Austria to Italy. The motorhome is a three axle job and weighs 5000kg.

From the info on www.go-maut.at I will be charged a whopping 55 euro for the 170 km journey. This seems a lot to me.

Has anyone any more info on the toll system, or am I misreading the tariff?

Russell

peejay

Hi Russ;

Are you using the correct calculator, you need the 'toll calculator light'...

Rapide561

Yes, that's where I was looking

A14 from Hohenhems to A13 Innsbruck Sud. A fair chunk of the 56 euro is for the Arlberg tunnel, but it is still expensive.

I am looking at the tariff for a six wheeled lorry.

Russell

olley · Campsite DB Admin

Hi Russel just had a look and they seem to be calculating it at over €18 per 100km for a 2 axle over 3.5t, and over €26 per 100km for a 3 axle very strange.

Wonder which site is correct? perhaps the one I posted is out of date?

Olley

olley · Campsite DB Admin

hi russell looks like the site I posted is out of date, on the map of the m/ways page it says 2005. sorry. Embarassed

Olley

pam2002

depending on where you are coming from, but from the north (germany) go through Lech, st anton, and run alongside the m/way. took a coach that way (in winter)

billym

We got a go box in December.

We had to pay 80 euros as they said that was minimum price.

I think we were ripped off but don't know.( either way it was a rip off )

We also got stopped by police to check we had one.

pam2002

they cost 80e, but you do get @50e credit with it.

ivys

We drove through Austria from Hungary to Germany in January with our 4500Kg tag-axle and tolls cost us over 100 Euros - if we weren't pressed for time we would have used toll-free roads.

Rog