As others sayd you can drive on any roads in Switzerland without a vignette as long as the signs which lead to them are not green. We, living in this country band already having payed our taxes, buy too, even though we rarely use the autobahn. If you don't have the vingette, then you need to stop and purchase one at the border. Also if you arrive on a motorway at the border you will need a vignette as there is no way not to use the Swiss motor way in this case. In that case, snow socks are not enough. Swiss highways are indicated by green signs and are usually easy to spot. On the Autobahn connections, if your car already has the required vignette affixed to the windsheild (you can buy it at rest stops before you hit the border), you don't even need to stop. First, I think it's unfair to expect a vacationer who is traveling the roads for one week to pay what a person living in Switzerland, and uses the toll road almost daily pays for a whole year.
First, I think it's unfair to expect a vacationer who is traveling the roads for one week to pay what a person living in Switzerland, and uses the toll road almost daily pays for a whole year.It's the "take it or leave it" attitude they have that irks me. One important thing you need to remember is that, as you cross the border from France in to Switzerland, you need to have what’s known as a ‘Vignette’ – basically a sticker that goes on your windscreen to allow you to drive on the motorways, which you pay for. As my journey didn't involve any travel on the swiss motorway system (I took the first exit which is also the exit for Basel SBB) I didn't have to buy a vignette. When you see the sign "Ketten obligatorisch" (Chains obligatory), chains have to be fitted or you risk a fine. Autobahn tolls: In Switzerland you pay an annual motorway tax, even if you're only using the motorways for an hour or two.A vehicle sticker, or vignette, must be displayed on the windscreen by all vehicles. It can snow in higher altitudes even in summer which can lead to closing roads over passes for security reasons for a few hours or days. If you want to drive in swiss autobahns ( we do not have toll roads) which are marked GREEN, so anybody can clearly see it, then you need a vignette. It is totally possible to cross Switzerland without a vignette and avoiding motorways and expressways, as @jcaron mentioned. You can go through the border with France and Switzerland with no problem.
The motorway vignette is not valid if you leave it on the dashboard or if you use tape to apply it. Answer 1 of 344: I chose not to buy a vignette. I chose not to buy a vignette. Of course, if you don't need to use a motorway you don't need to pay, although it's difficult to cross the country without doing so. You risk paying a fine and having to purchase a valid vignette if you haven't applied it properly. Pay attention to the weather forecast when going on a longer journey through Switzerland. It appears the options are to (1) stay in France the entire time (D984), (2) drive south through Geneva to the St. Julien exit, or (3) drive across the Pont du Mont Blanc to the Vallard exit. If you pay a little bit of attention you will easily be able to avoid them. This is a small sticker that is placed on your windscreen and costs €40 for one year. Answer 311 of 344: I chose not to buy a vignette. I did this the first time I arrived, the border guard asked me where I was going, at the time I was going to inspect where I was going to work at the airport. Ramps are clearly labeled before the approach. First, I think it's unfair to expect a vacationer who is traveling the roads for one week to pay what a person living in Switzerland, and uses the toll road almost daily pays for a whole year. Petrol is far more expensive than in neighbouring countries and to drive on motorways you need a vignette. The vignette must be applied to the inside of your windshield according to the enclosed instructions, before you cross the Swiss border. You simply slow down, drive through the "vignette" lane, and that's it. Hi mexddt . First, I think it's unfair to expect a vacationer who is traveling the roads for one week to pay what a person living in Switzerland, and uses the toll road almost daily pays for a whole year. Answer 91 of 344: I chose not to buy a vignette.
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