Trusted by travelers in Zurich, Geneva, Lausanne and Lucerne. Learn how to stay compliant on Swiss motorways.
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See if your motorway segments require an e‑vignette.
Choose between short transit or annual access.
Purchase via official or authorized channels.
Ensure the plate number and dates are correct.
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Planning a motorway trip through Switzerland often raises the same questions: where a digital vignette applies, how enforcement works, and what to do near city borders like Zurich or Geneva. Our editorial team maintains a living article with tips about alpine weather, weekend traffic near Bern and Lucerne, and how to avoid unnecessary detours. This background piece doesn’t sell — it simply prepares you to travel smarter.
Yes. Most Swiss motorways require a valid e‑vignette. Certain city segments and mountain roads may be exempt.
Use official portals or authorized vendors. We compare options on our Guides page.
Digital vignettes bind to the vehicle’s plate. Keep the confirmation for roadside checks.
Short trips still need validity. Our Advisor suggests the best option for weekend travel.
Rules apply equally. Some tunnels or passes may have separate fees unrelated to the vignette.
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