Eurovignette
Vignettes in Sweden and Luxembourg
The Eurovignette is a road charge for heavy goods vehicles weighing at least 12 tonnes. It is currently in force in Luxembourg and Sweden. The system operates uniformly, so a single valid Eurovignette is sufficient when travelling through both countries. It applies exclusively to heavy goods vehicles and can be purchased for one day, one week, one month or one year, depending on your needs.
Important: From 1 July 2026, the road toll system in the Netherlands has changed. The Eurovignette is no longer valid in the Netherlands and has been replaced by a new kilometre-based road charging system for heavy goods vehicles.
Benefits of the Eurovignette
Cashless transactions
Convenient online ordering via the Customer Portal or 24/7 via text message following prior registration for road tolls.
Online transaction monitoring
You can track all transactions in the E100 Customer Portal in real time, allowing you to monitor expenses incurred on the road.
24/7 driver support
A 24-hour helpline is available to provide immediate assistance and answer questions regarding vignettes, including in the event of an emergency on the road.
How to order Eurovignettes?
The simplest and quickest way to pay road charges in Sweden and Luxembourg is to order a Eurovignette online. You can order a Eurovignette quickly and conveniently via the E100 Customer Portal or by sending a text message to a dedicated number. All you need to do is register for road tolls, provide the required information about your vehicle and use your E100 fuel card.
Complete the application form
Penalties for not having a Eurovignette
The rules regarding Eurovignettes in Sweden and Luxembourg are strict, and fines can amount to several hundred euros. Having a valid vignette is essential when travelling on roads subject to the charge, and it should be purchased before using the relevant roads.
Once a Eurovignette has been purchased, details of the charge paid in accordance with the applicable tariff are recorded in the electronic system. The presence and validity of vignettes for a given vehicle can be verified using mobile cameras and by field inspectors, enabling effective monitoring of compliance with road toll regulations.
General information
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Countries
Important! From 1 July 2026, the Netherlands is no longer part of the Eurovignette system.
Vehicles subject to the requirement
All heavy goods vehicles weighing at least 12 tonnes
Payment methods
Payment by E100 card:
- via the E100 Customer Portal
- by sending an SMS to the number specified in the Customer Portal
FAQ
The Eurovignette is a road charge system designed to manage road use and contribute to the maintenance of road infrastructure. It allows heavy goods vehicles to use roads subject to the charge in Luxembourg and Sweden. A Eurovignette must be purchased when travelling on roads covered by the system in these countries.
The Eurovignette system has been in operation since 1999 and is compulsory in the countries mentioned above for heavy goods vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of at least 12 tonnes. The cost of the road charge depends on the validity period, the number of axles and the vehicle’s emission class. Ordering a Eurovignette is quick and convenient; simply register for road tolls with E100.
The countries covered by the Eurovignette system are Luxembourg and Sweden. When travelling through both countries, you only need one valid Eurovignette.
The price of a Eurovignette depends on the emission class, the number of axles on the vehicle and the validity period. To find out the exact cost of this road charge, simply contact the Road Tolls Department and provide your vehicle details. Our specialists will offer Eurovignettes with validity periods tailored to your company’s needs.
Failure to have a valid Eurovignette when using roads covered by the system in Sweden and Luxembourg may result in financial penalties. Fines for not having a Eurovignette can be substantial, amounting to several hundred euros.
The Eurovignette offers flexible validity periods, allowing travellers to choose from a range of tariffs. It can be purchased for one day, one week, one month or one year, enabling you to tailor the charge to your individual needs and travel plans.
You can purchase a Eurovignette online via the E100 Customer Portal. It is also possible to purchase a vignette via SMS sent to a dedicated number, following prior registration for road tolls. All transactions can be carried out cashlessly using the E100 fuel card.
To order a Eurovignette, you must provide the required details, such as the country of vehicle registration, vehicle registration number, axle class, emission class, start date of the Eurovignette’s validity and planned end date of your stay in the countries covered by the Eurovignette system. Once the purchase is complete, details of the Eurovignette’s validity are recorded in the electronic system. You can also print out a receipt for the payment or save it as a PDF file. However, there is no need to print out the order details or carry proof of payment in the vehicle.
When you register for road tolls with E100, you can order Eurovignettes 24 hours a day. You can also track your payment history and monitor your Eurovignette-related expenditure via the Customer Portal, making it easier to manage your road toll costs and plan your transport budget.
No. From 1 July 2026, Eurovignettes are no longer required in the Netherlands. They have been replaced by a new kilometre-based road charging system for heavy goods vehicles.
Under the new system, the charge depends on the number of kilometres travelled on roads subject to the toll. Hauliers and drivers must therefore use on-board units (OBUs) to record journeys and enable the charges to be calculated correctly. The system is also available as part of the EETS service, which allows road charges in many European countries to be settled using a single device.
