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Tolls in Romania are collected through an e-vignette, also known as the rovinieta.

The Romania vignette can be easily registered online.

Toll in Romania

Toll payments in Romania are handled through the e-vignette (rovinieta), which is linked to your vehicle's license plate.

Register online

You can easily register an e-vignette (rovinieta) online at Tollvignettes.com using a credit card, PayPal, or another payment method. After completing your registration, you'll receive a confirmation email, ensuring a quick and hassle-free experience when traveling on Romania's motorways.

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Toll roads in Romania

In Romania, toll costs are charged on motorways (autostrăzi), expressways (drumuri expres), and national roads (drumuri naționale). These are marked as A, DX, and DN. A valid e-vignette (rovinieta) is mandatory for travel on these roads.

The roads that are part of the European network, marked with an E, also pass through Romania. These E-roads coincide with the motorways (A) and national roads (DN).

A valid e-vignette (rovinieta) is required for the following sections:

  • The motorways including European roads: A1 (E81, E68, E79, E671, E68), A2 (E81, E87), A3 (E60), A4 (E87), A10 (E81), A11 (E671), A0 (E81).

  • The national roads including E-roads: DN1 (E60), DN2 (E85), DN6 (E70), DN7 (E68).

  • The expressway including E-road: DX12 (E574).


In addition to the e-vignette (rovinieta), the following bridges require a separate toll fee:

  • Fetești-Cernavodă Bridge (A2 Motorway)

  • Giurgeni-Vadu Oii Bridge (DN2A)

  • Calafat-Vidin Bridge (Romania-Bulgaria border)

  • Giurgiu-Ruse Bridge (Romania-Bulgaria border)

01. Exceptions

An e-vignette (rovinieta) is not required on national roads that pass through cities, towns, and villages between the entry and exit signs of the locality.

Vehicle classes for vignettes

All vehicles with at least 4 wheels are required to register an e-vignette (rovinieta). Motorbikes, trikes, and trailers are therefore exempt from the e-vignette requirement.

Check your vehicle registration certificate under “Maximum permissible mass” to determine your category.

Examples of vignette obligation
B

≤ 3,500 kg

C

3 500 – 7 500 kg

D

7.500 -
12.000 kg

E

≥ 12,000 kg ≤ 3 axles

F

≥ 12,000 kg ≥ 4 axles

G

9 – 23 seats

H

› 23 seats

A

≤ 8 seats ≤ 3,500 kg

B

Goods transport with a total weight of up to 3,500 kg.

C

Goods transport with a total weight from 3,500 kg up to a maximum of 7,500 kg.

D

Goods transport with a total weight from 7,500 kg up to a maximum of 12,000 kg.

E

Goods transport with a total weight of more than 12,000 kg and up to 3 axles (inclusive).

F

Goods transport with a total weight of more than 12,000 kg and at least 4 axles (inclusive).

G

Passenger transport with 9 to 23 seats.

H

Passenger transport with more than 23 seats.

A

Passenger cars (incl. trailers) with a maximum authorised mass of up to 3,500 kg.

Validity periods

There are different validity periods for every vehicle class. Choose the perfect e-vignette (rovinieta) to match your journey through Romania.

1 day

Ideal for driveway. This validity period applies to all vehicles.

7 days

Great for quick trips. This validity period applies to vehicle class C - G.

10 days

Perfect for short getaways. This validity period applies to vehicle class A and B.

30 days

Suited for long vacations. This validity period applies to all vehicles.

60 days

Convenient for extended stays. This validity period applies to vehicle class A and B.

12 months

Best for frequent travelers. This validity period applies to all vehicles.

Romania e-vignette (rovinieta) prices 2025

Car
DurationEUR
1 day€8.99
10 days€13.99
30 days€19.99
60 days€26.99
12 months€64.99
Motorhome / Van < 3.5 t
DurationEUR
1 day€15.99
10 days€20.99
30 days€29.99
60 days€39.99
12 months€111.99
Motorhome / Van 3.5 t - 7.5 t
DurationEUR
1 day€10.99
7 days€24.99
30 days€43.99
90 daysRON 570.00
12 months€349.99
Motorhome / Van 7.5 t - 12.0 t
DurationEUR
1 day€14.99
7 days€37.99
30 days€67.99
90 daysRON 915.00
Truck ≥ 12.0 t ≤ 3 axles
DurationEUR
1 day€16.99
7 days€45.99
30 days€83.99
12 months€779.99
Truck ≥ 12.0 t ≥ 4 axles
DurationEUR
1 day€18.99
7 days€64.99
30 days€137.99
12 months€1,279.99
Bus 9 - 23 seats
DurationEUR
1 day€11.99
7 days€25.99
30 days€43.99
12 months€349.99
Bus > 23 seats
DurationEUR
1 day€14.99
7 days€37.99
30 days€67.99
12 months€599.99

The above prices are a combination of the toll fee and the registration fee, presented as a single total amount.

Toll regulations for lorries

Unlike other countries, driving in Romania with a lorry also requires an e-vignette (rovinieta). Lorries fall under categories E and F, depending on the number of axles. So be aware that Romania is an exception and does not use distance-based toll systems.

Avoid fines: register your e-vignette (rovinieta) before you travel

Driving without a valid e-vignette (rovinieta) can lead to hefty fines. Don’t take the risk—make sure your vehicle is registered with the correct Romanian e-vignette before starting your journey.

In Romania, driving on toll roads without a valid e-vignette (rovinieta) is not permitted, and there is no grace period for driving without one. If you are caught driving without a valid e-vignette, you can be fined immediately. So make sure you are not accidentally driving on a Romanian toll road.

The obligation to have a valid e-vignette (rovinieta) in Romania is monitored using multiple methods to ensure compliance:

  • Automatic camera systems: License plates are scanned by automatic cameras installed on toll roads to verify the presence of a valid e-vignette (rovinieta) or an exemption in the CNAIR database.

  • Patrol cars: Romanian Police and Customs Administration vehicles are equipped with license plate recognition cameras to conduct on-the-spot checks for compliance.

  • Inspections at rest stops: Vehicles may be inspected at rest stops or parking areas by authorities to confirm the validity of their e-vignette (rovinieta).

If you have not registered a motorway e-vignette (rovinieta) or have registered the wrong one, you will always face a penalty, as both scenarios are treated as not having a valid e-vignette at all.

No, Romanian e-vignettes (rovinieta) are not transferable between vehicles. The rovinieta toll system strictly links the e-vignette to the vehicle's registration number at the time of registration, ensuring it is valid exclusively for that specific vehicle.

If you sell your car or change your license plates, the e-vignette cannot be transferred to a different vehicle or a new registration number. In these situations, you will need to register a new Romanian e-vignette (rovinieta) for the new vehicle or updated registration.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to postpone the start of validity after registering an e-vignette (rovinieta). Once the registration is completed, the selected validity period is fixed and cannot be adjusted. Therefore, we recommend carefully selecting the desired start date during the registration process.

The following vehicles are exempt from registering a Romanian e-vignette (rovinieta):

  • Emergency Vehicles: Vehicles operated by emergency services such as ambulances, fire trucks, and police vehicles are exempt from tolls.

  • Military Vehicles: Military vehicles operated by the Romanian Armed Forces or allied forces for official purposes do not require an e-vignette.

  • Public Service Vehicles: Vehicles used by public utility companies (e.g., electricity, gas, water services) are exempt while performing tasks related to infrastructure maintenance and repair.

  • Diplomatic Vehicles: Vehicles with diplomatic plates or those operated by consular services are exempt from the e-vignette requirement.

  • Agricultural and Forestry Vehicles: Tractors and machinery exclusively used for agricultural and forestry activities, provided they remain off public roads outside their work areas, are exempt.

Tolls and emission stickers in neighbouring countries

The following neighbouring countries of Romania also have compulsory tolls to finance and maintain their motorways: