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Toll roads in Hungary — motorway network and vignette zones

Toll roads in Hungary — vignette prices and motorway tariffs 2026

Find current 2026 vignette tariffs in Hungary, motorway list with toll status, and electronic toll rates for trucks and buses. Buy e-vignette online and check vehicle categories — passenger car, motorcycle, lorry.

  • Class A

    Passenger cars and motorcycles can use toll roads with a special Class A rate.

  • Class B

    Larger vehicles, such as vans and minibuses, require a Class B vignette for full toll road access.

  • Other vehicles

    Heavy trucks and specialized vehicles need specific rates for smooth access to highways.

Cost calculation

The price is determined by three factors: vehicle class, highway section type (plain or mountainous), and the operating company.

Vehicle class

Toll roads in this country

  • Tolled
  • Partial
  • Free

Toll roads in this country

  • M0Partial

    Budapest (ring) → Budapest (ring)

    Length: 78 km

    Budapest ring — most sections free; the eastern motorway link is tolled.

  • M1Tolled

    Budapest → Hegyeshalom (AT border)

    Length: 171 km

    Main westbound corridor towards Vienna.

  • M2Tolled

    Budapest → Hont (SK border)

    Length: 78 km

  • M3Tolled

    Budapest → Vásárosnamény (UA border)

    Length: 320 km

    Eastbound corridor via Debrecen; extension to the Ukrainian border.

  • M4Partial

    Budapest → Szolnok

    Length: 99 km

    Open sections tolled; eastward extension still in construction.

  • M5Tolled

    Budapest → Röszke (RS border)

    Length: 173 km

    South-east corridor via Kecskemét and Szeged.

  • M6Tolled

    Budapest → Ivándárda (HR border)

    Length: 213 km

    Southbound corridor via Pécs.

  • M7Tolled

    Budapest → Letenye (HR border)

    Length: 233 km

    South-west corridor along Lake Balaton towards Croatia.

  • M15Tolled

    Mosonmagyaróvár → Rajka (SK border)

    Length: 14 km

  • M25Tolled

    Budapest area → Eger

    Length: 31 km

  • M30Tolled

    Miskolc → Tornyosnémeti (SK border)

    Length: 56 km

  • M35Tolled

    Görbeháza → Debrecen

    Length: 42 km

  • M43Tolled

    Szeged → Nagylak (RO border)

    Length: 56 km

  • M44Tolled

    Kecskemét → Békéscsaba

    Length: 78 km

  • M70Tolled

    Letenye → Tornyiszentmiklós (SI border)

    Length: 19 km

  • M85Tolled

    Csorna → Sopron

    Length: 53 km

  • M86Tolled

    Szombathely → Csorna

    Length: 89 km

  • M100Partial

    M0 (Budapest) → Esztergom

    Length: 35 km

General information

Learn about roads, speed limits, mandatory vehicle equipment, and key traffic regulations. In the sections below, you’ll find detailed information on toll roads, fuel prices, parking, speed restrictions, and other important details.

  • Speed Limits

    - Built-up areas: 50 km/h - Outside built-up areas: 90 km/h - Expressways (gyorsforgalmi út): 110 km/h - Motorways (autópálya): 130 km/h - Vehicles over 3.5 t on motorways: 80 km/h - Daytime running lights are mandatory outside built-up areas year-round

  • Alcohol and Phone Use

    - Alcohol limit: 0.0‰ — zero tolerance, the strictest level in the EU - Any detectable alcohol triggers an administrative fine of up to 300 000 HUF and demerit points - Driving while intoxicated is a criminal offence with substantial fines and licence revocation - Holding a mobile phone while driving is forbidden; hands-free is allowed - Mobile-phone fine: 25 000–50 000 HUF plus demerit points

  • Winter Equipment

    - Winter tyres are NOT mandatory in Hungary, but strongly recommended in winter conditions - Tyres marked M+S or 3PMSF are accepted as winter tyres - Snow chains must be used only when the road sign explicitly mandates them - Tread depth at least 1.6 mm year-round; police can impose chains in heavy snow - The driver is fully liable if a non-winter tyre causes loss of control on snow/ice

  • Required Equipment

    - Warning triangle - High-visibility reflective vest, kept inside the cabin (mandatory for the driver when leaving the vehicle on a road outside built-up areas) - First-aid kit - Spare wheel + jack and wrench, OR an approved tyre-repair / sealant kit - Vehicles over 3.5 t and buses: also a fire extinguisher - Documents to keep with you: driving licence and vehicle registration certificate (forgalmi engedély) - Insurance: a third-party motor insurance certificate from an EU/EEA country (plus UK, CH, NO, IS, LI) is valid in Hungary. Drivers from any other country must carry a Green Card (zöldkártya).

  • Passenger Safety

    - Seat belts are mandatory in every seat, front and rear - Children under 150 cm must travel in an approved child restraint, suitable for their weight - Children under 3 may not travel without a proper child seat - Rearward-facing seats are not allowed in front of an active passenger airbag - Helmets are mandatory for both rider and pillion passenger on a motorcycle

Official sources

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