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Hungary simplifies toll payment system for heavy motorhomes

04.02.2026 17:44 1 min 1 source РУС
Autovisie NLD
Hungary simplifies toll payment system for heavy motorhomes
Original source: Autovisie

Hungary has changed its toll payment rules for motorhomes weighing over 3.5 tonnes. From this year, they have switched from a per-kilometre payment system using a GPS device to the standard electronic vignette system, which can be purchased online. The rules for lighter motorhomes and other vehicles remain unchanged.

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