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In Romania, tolls are collected through a digital vignette (rovinieta) linked to your license plate.

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Toll in Romania

In Romania, the use of national and European roads is subject to a mandatory digital vignette (rovinieta). This electronic toll applies to all vehicles, from passenger cars and vans to trucks and buses, and is used to finance the maintenance of the national road network.

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Register online

You can easily register your Romania vignette online at Tollvignettes.com before entering the country. Select your vehicle type, choose the validity period, and enter your license plate details exactly as shown on your registration papers. Once confirmed, your vignette is activated immediately, and you’ll receive a confirmation email as proof of registration.

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Toll roads in Romania

In Romania, a valid motorway vignette (rovinieta) is required for driving on all motorways and national roads, regardless of the distance travelled. The vignette serves as a mandatory road tax for all vehicles using the public road network managed by the Romanian National Road Infrastructure Company (CNAIR). Only local roads within municipalities are exempt from this requirement.

The vignette system was introduced to help finance the maintenance, modernization, and expansion of Romania’s road network, one of the most extensive in Eastern Europe. It connects every major region of the country, from the capital Bucharest and the mountain passes of Transylvania, to Constanța on the Black Sea coast and border crossings with Hungary, Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Moldova.

Toll regulations apply across all main categories of roads: motorways (A), expressways (DEx), and national roads (DN). Each route is clearly marked with signs displaying the road number and category. As soon as you drive onto one of these marked roads, you must have a valid vignette linked to your license plate.

Romanian motorways

Romania’s motorway network is expanding quickly, linking the capital with all major regions and border crossings. Each motorway is marked with an A and requires a valid vignette:

  • A0 circles Bucharest and links to all main inbound routes. The southern section is open, while the northern part is still under construction.

  • A1 runs from Bucharest through Pitești, Sibiu, Deva, Timișoara and Arad to Nădlac on the Hungarian border. It forms the country’s main corridor to Central Europe.

  • A2 connects Bucharest with Constanța on the Black Sea coast. Fully operational and one of Romania’s busiest routes during summer.

  • A3 leads from Bucharest and Ploiești north through Brașov, Cluj-Napoca and Oradea to Borș on the Hungarian border. Several sections are already in use, while others are being built.

  • A4 bypasses Constanța, easing coastal traffic and linking the port area with the A2 motorway.

  • A5 is a planned route from Bucharest to Giurgiu on the Bulgarian border, designed to improve southern access.

  • A6 will connect Timișoara, Craiova and Alexandria with Bucharest, offering a new west–south route across Oltenia.

  • A7 known as the “Moldova Motorway,” connects Ploiești, Buzău, Bacău and Suceava to Siret near the Ukrainian border. Several sections are already open.

  • A8 is the future east–west route between Târgu Mureș in Transylvania and Iași and Ungheni on the Moldovan border.

  • A9 will link Timișoara with Moravița and the Serbian border.

  • A10 connects Sebeș, Alba Iulia and Turda, linking the A1 and A3. It is fully operational.

  • A11 runs between Arad and Oradea, connecting western Romania with Hungary. Some sections are already open.

  • A13 will link Sibiu and Brașov, continuing east to Onești and Răcăciuni on the A7.

  • A14 runs across northern Romania from Botoșani through Suceava, Baia Mare and Satu Mare to Oar on the Hungarian border.

Romanian expressways

Romania’s expressway network is expanding rapidly, providing faster links between major cities and complementing the motorway system. All expressways marked with a DEx prefix require a valid vignette:

  • DEx1 Bessarabia Expressway connects Mărășești, Bârlad and Albița near the Moldovan border. Planned as an alternative corridor between Bucharest and Chișinău.

  • DEx4 Someș Expressway links Petreștii de Jos, Cluj-Napoca, Gherla and Dej. The first section between Petreștii de Jos and Tureni opened in July 2025.

  • DEx6 Danube Expressway will connect the junction with A4 near Brăila to Galați, improving access to the eastern Danube crossings.

  • DEx7 Bukovina Expressway will link Suceava with Siret, creating a faster route to the Ukrainian border.

  • DEx8 Dobruja Expressway runs from Brăila to Tulcea, Constanța and Mangalia. The Constanța bypass (22 km) is operational, while the remaining sections are under design.

  • DEx11 Crișana Expressway will connect Arad, Chișineu-Criș, Solonta and Oradea, linking western Romania to Hungary.

  • DEx12 Oltenia Expressway runs from Pitești through Slatina to Craiova. Fully operational since July 2025, it forms a key route in southern Romania.

  • DEx14 Horea, Cloșca and Crișan Expressway will connect Satu Mare and Oar, improving access to the Hungarian border.

  • DEx16 Oradea Bypass links the Oradea Ring Expressway with the A3. Fully operational since 2024, it offers a fast alternative around the city.

Romanian national roads

In addition to motorways and expressways, all DN national roads in Romania also require a valid vignette. These roads connect cities, regional centres and border crossings, forming the backbone of the country’s transport network. Signs for DN roads are red with a white number. Once you join any DN route, your vignette must be active.

Toll-free sections in Romania

While the Romania vignette (rovinieta) is mandatory on all motorways (A), expressways (DEx) and national roads (DN), there are a few specific cases where it’s not required.
These toll-free sections mainly include:

  • Parts of national roads (DN) that pass through towns or cities, between the official “entry” and “exit” signs of the municipality.

  • Local roads managed by city or county authorities (communal or municipal routes).

Once you leave an urban area and re-enter a tolled section, your vignette must be valid and active, even if you’ve only driven a short distance.

Romania’s toll system is designed for vehicles travelling on intercity and long-distance routes, so if you’re driving only within a city, a vignette is generally not required. However, for any trip beyond the local area, make sure your vignette is registered and active before starting your journey.

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Vehicle classes for Romania vignettes

In Romania, digital toll fees are determined by the official vehicle classification system. Each vehicle class is defined by its maximum permissible mass (GVW) and the number of axles. You can find these details in your vehicle registration certificate. All motor vehicles with at least four wheels are required to register a valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) before driving on national or motorway roads. Motorbikes, trikes, and trailers are exempt from this requirement.

By checking your vehicle’s GVW and registration data in advance, you can ensure that you select the correct vignette and avoid potential fines or invalid registrations.

Vehicle classification Romania vignette

Motorhomes / Vans

≤ 3,500 kg GVW

Motorhomes / Vans

3,500–7,500 kg

Motorhomes / Vans

7,500–12,000 kg

Trucks

≥ 12,000 kg ≤ 3 axles

Trucks

≥ 12,000 kg ≥ 4 axles

Buses

9–23 seats

Buses

≥ 23 seats

Passenger cars

≤ 3,500 kg

Motorhomes / Vans

This category covers motorhomes, campervans, and light vans with a maximum permissible mass (GVW) not exceeding 3,500 kg. These vehicles must also hold a valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) when driving on national or motorway roads. Registration is required even if the vehicle is used for private travel or leisure purposes.

Motorhomes / Vans

This category applies to medium-sized goods vehicles used for commercial or transport purposes with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) between 3,500 and 7,500 kg. These vehicles are required to hold a valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) before using any toll roads or national highways. The vignette fee for this class is higher due to the increased vehicle weight and road impact.

Motorhomes / Vans

This category covers heavy commercial vehicles used for freight and goods transport with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) between 7,501 and 12,000 kg. All vehicles in this class must register a valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) before travelling on toll roads or national highways. The vignette obligation applies regardless of whether the vehicle is used for domestic or cross-border transport.

Trucks

This category applies to heavy-duty trucks and lorries with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) exceeding 12,000 kg and equipped with a maximum of three axles. All vehicles in this class are subject to the Romania vignette (rovinieta) requirement when using toll roads or national highways. Proper registration ensures compliance with national toll regulations and prevents fines for non-payment.

Trucks

This category includes very heavy lorries and articulated trucks with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of over 12,000 kg and four or more axles. These vehicles are required to hold a valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) before travelling on toll roads, national highways, or express routes. The vignette fee for this class reflects the higher road usage and vehicle load.

Buses

This category covers small and mid-sized passenger buses designed to carry between 9 and 23 occupants, including the driver. Vehicles in this class are typically used for tourist transport, shuttle services, or private group travel. A valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) is mandatory when driving on national or motorway roads.

Buses

This category applies to large passenger coaches and intercity buses with 24 or more seats, including the driver. These vehicles are primarily used for long-distance or international travel, and must hold a valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) before entering any toll road or national highway.

Passenger cars

This category applies to private passenger cars with a maximum permissible mass (GVW) of 3,500 kg or less. The vignette obligation also extends to any trailer or caravan towed by these vehicles, so a separate vignette for the trailer is not required.

Validity periods for Romania vignettes

In Romania, every digital vignette (rovinieta) is issued for a fixed validity period. Drivers can choose the duration that best matches the length of their stay or travel route. Short-term options are ideal for tourists or transit journeys, while annual vignettes are designed for frequent travellers and regular road users. Once registered, your vignette remains valid for the selected period from the chosen start date.

1 day

Ideal for a single-day trip or quick transit through Romania.

7 days

Great for short visits, weekend getaways, or business trips.

10 days

Perfect for a week-long holiday or short round trip.

30 days

Suited for longer stays, family holidays, or extended travel.

60 days

Convenient for travellers spending several weeks on the road in Romania.

12 months

The best choice for regular drivers and frequent visitors throughout the year.

Romania vignette price 2025

Vignette prices in Romania vary depending on the vehicle type and the chosen validity period. The cost reflects how long the vignette is active and the weight category of the vehicle. All vignettes can be purchased and activated online, giving drivers a quick and reliable way to stay compliant with Romanian toll regulations.

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€16.99
10 days€22.99
30 days€33.99
60 days€48.99
12 months€133.99
Motorhome / Van 3.5 t - 7.5 t
DurationEUR
1 day€14.99
7 days€27.99
30 days€49.99
12 months€399.99
Motorhome / Van 7.5 t - 12.0 t
DurationEUR
1 day€19.99
7 days€42.99
30 days€78.99
12 months€714.99
Truck ≥ 12.0 t ≤ 3 axles
DurationEUR
1 day€24.99
7 days€52.99
30 days€97.99
12 months€904.99
Truck ≥ 12.0 t ≥ 4 axles
DurationEUR
1 day€36.99
7 days€80.99
30 days€154.99
12 months€1,599.99
Bus 9 - 23 seats
DurationEUR
1 day€14.99
7 days€27.99
30 days€49.99
12 months€399.99
Bus > 23 seats
DurationEUR
1 day€19.99
7 days€42.99
30 days€78.99
12 months€714.99

The prices shown represent the total amount, combining the official toll fee and the registration fee.

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Bridge tolls in Romania

While most toll payments in Romania are covered by the digital vignette (rovinieta), several major bridges across the Danube River require a separate bridge toll. These tolls are not included in the vignette and must be paid individually, either online or at the toll station before crossing. The bridge fees apply to all vehicle types, regardless of the vignette category, and are collected by the respective bridge authorities.

The separate toll bridges connect Romania with Bulgaria and key routes between important regions of the country. Below you’ll find an overview of the main bridges where additional tolls apply:

Calafat – Vidin Bridge

Located on routes DN56 and E79, this bridge forms an international connection between Calafat (Romania) and Vidin (Bulgaria). It serves as one of the main routes for freight transport and passenger traffic between Central Europe and the Balkans. The crossing features both a road and rail section, and the toll must be paid before entering the bridge. Payments can be made directly at the toll point or in advance via the official website.

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Giurgiu – Ruse Bridge

Found on DN5, E70, and E85, this bridge links Giurgiu in southern Romania with Ruse in northern Bulgaria. Known as the “Friendship Bridge,” it is a vital part of the international route between Bucharest and Sofia. Drivers can pay the toll in cash or by card at the bridge, or online via the official platform. The crossing is busy year-round and serves both private travellers and heavy lorries heading towards Bulgaria, Greece, or Turkey.

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Fetești – Cernavodă Bridge

Part of the A2 motorway and E81 route, this bridge connects Fetești and Cernavodă across the Danube. It is the main link between Bucharest and the Black Sea coast, used heavily by tourists heading to Constanța and the seaside resorts. The toll can be paid conveniently online via the official platform or through authorised petrol stations and mobile apps. Automatic number plate recognition is used to verify valid payments.

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Giurgeni – Vadu Oii Bridge

Located on DN2A and E60, this bridge connects Giurgeni (Ialomița County) with Vadu Oii (Constanța County). It is an essential crossing for traffic between central Romania and the eastern coast, especially during summer months when tourism peaks. The toll is modest and can be paid either at the bridge or online through the official platform. The bridge plays a key role in linking agricultural and coastal trade routes.

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Frequently asked questions about the Romania vignette

Yes. A valid Romania vignette (rovinieta) is required for all motorways (A roads), expressways (DEx) and national roads (DN routes). Local streets and roads within city limits are toll-free. Make sure your vignette is valid before entering a national road, automatic cameras monitor vehicles and issue fines for missing registrations.

Yes, you can buy the rovinieta after crossing the border, but you must do so before driving on any national road (DN), expressway (DEx) or motorway (A). The system registers your license plate, and non-compliance can trigger fines. It’s safest to register before entering Romania to avoid penalties.

You need your license plate number, vehicle classification (based on GVW / axles / number of seats), and for longer vignettes (30, 60, 12 months) the chassis / VIN number may also be required. Ensure all details match your registration certificate to avoid registration errors.

No. The rovinieta is tied to a specific licence plate number and vehicle identity. You cannot transfer or reuse a vignette for another vehicle. Attempting to use it on a different vehicle may result in fines.

No. Some bridge crossings and ferries, especially over the Danube, are not included in the standard vignette. You must pay these bridge tolls separately, e.g. at Calafat–Vidin, Giurgiu–Ruse, Fetești–Cernavodă, Giurgeni–Vadu Oii.

Fines begin from about €50 for cars and increase substantially for heavy vehicles, depending on vehicle class and road type. Multiple checks or repeated non-payment can lead to multiple fines.

You can quickly register your Romania vignette (rovinieta) online through Tollvignettes.com. The process only takes a few minutes: enter your license plate number, choose your validity period, and complete your secure payment online. Your vignette will be activated automatically, and you’ll receive instant confirmation by email. No sticker or printed proof is needed.

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Vignettes in neighbouring countries of Romania

If your journey continues beyond Romania, keep in mind that most neighbouring countries also require a digital vignette to use their motorways and national roads. Preparing these in advance helps you avoid unexpected fines and ensures a smooth trip across borders.

Neighbouring countries with their own vignettes include:

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