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ASFINAG

ASFINAG is the state-owned Austrian company that finances, builds, operates and tolls the motorway and expressway network.

ASFINAG operates in the National road infrastructure operator segment.

Type: organization · Updated September 2026

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ASFINAG: Disambiguation

ASFINAG is not a government ministry. ASFINAG is not a private toll concession. ASFINAG is not the operator of provincial or municipal roads. ASFINAG is not a motoring club such as OeAMTC.

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ASFINAG: Core Facts

Entity type
State-owned infrastructure company (source)
Legal name
Autobahnen- und Schnellstrassen-Finanzierungs-Aktiengesellschaft (source)
Founded
1982 (source)
Owner
Republic of Austria, 100 percent (source)
Headquarters
Vienna (source)
Network operated
About 2,250 km of motorways and expressways (source)
Toll products
Vignette for vehicles up to 3.5 t, GO-Maut for heavier vehicles, section tolls (source)
Section toll payment methods
Cash, payment or fuel card, online ticket, Digital Section Toll Flex (source)
Vignette price setting 2026
Car annual set at EUR 106.80 (source, )
Use of toll revenue
Refurbishment, tunnel and bridge projects, traffic safety measures (source, )
Digital transition
Sticker vignette discontinued after 2026, digital only from 2027 (source, )
Verified
2026-09-15

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ASFINAG: Frequently Asked Questions

What does ASFINAG actually do?

ASFINAG finances, builds, maintains and tolls Austria's motorways and expressways, a network of about 2,250 km, and publishes the toll map that shows separately charged tunnels and passes.

Who owns it?

ASFINAG is wholly owned by the Republic of Austria and has operated as a joint-stock company since 1982, with its head office in Vienna.

Where does the toll money go?

According to ASFINAG, vignette and toll revenue funds refurbishment work, tunnel and bridge projects and traffic safety measures on the network.

How do ski drivers deal with it?

Drivers buy a vignette from ASFINAG for the motorway network, then pay separately at the gates on sections such as the A13 Brenner and the A11 Karawanken.

What is changing with the vignette?

ASFINAG has confirmed 2026 as the final sticker year, in fire red, after which only the digital vignette is sold.

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