Service Area

This guide covers the entire Austrian road network, with particular depth on the A1 (Westautobahn), A2 (Südautobahn), A9 (Pyhrnautobahn), A10 (Tauernautobahn), A12 (Inntalautobahn), and A13 (Brennerautobahn), as well as major scenic routes and alpine passes.

Local Nuances & Regional Notes

Vienna's Gürtel ring road has complex lane discipline — follow overhead variable message signs carefully.
The Großglockner Hochalpenstraße charges a separate toll and is one of Europe's most scenic drives.
Salzburg's city centre has a low-emission zone; check your vehicle's compliance before entering.
Innsbruck's Olympic tunnel (A13) has a section toll separate from the general vignette.
The Wörthersee area in Carinthia is popular in summer — expect heavy leisure traffic on weekends.
Vorarlberg's Arlberg region can experience sudden weather changes; always check forecasts.
Burgenland's flat Pannonian roads are ideal for cycling tourism but have limited motorway coverage.

Austrian Federal States Covered

State	Capital	Coverage
Vienna (Wien)	Vienna	Full
Lower Austria (Niederösterreich)	St. Pölten	Full
Upper Austria (Oberösterreich)	Linz	Full
Styria (Steiermark)	Graz	Full
Tyrol (Tirol)	Innsbruck	Full
Salzburg	Salzburg	Full
Carinthia (Kärnten)	Klagenfurt	Full
Burgenland	Eisenstadt	Full
Vorarlberg	Bregenz	Full