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Truck Driving Bans in Austria 2026 Zabrana kasnije danas

Podaci provjereni: 2026-07-04 · lokalno vrijeme: 21:20

Da li danas važi zabrana saobraćaja za kamione u državi Austrija?

Da — zabrana danas počinje u 22:00 po lokalnom vremenu. Naredni termin zabrane: čet 15 okt od 22:00 (lokalno vrijeme).

Austria bans trucks over 7.5 t GVW every night from 22:00 to 05:00, on Saturdays from 15:00 to 24:00, and on Sundays and public holidays from 00:00 to 22:00. The weekend and holiday ban also covers truck-trailer combinations where the tractor unit or the trailer exceeds 3.5 t. On top of the nationwide rules, summer Saturday corridor bans apply on the A12 Inntal, A13 Brenner, A14 Rheintal/Walgau and A4 East motorways, and Tyrol enforces a permanent sectoral ban on the A12. Legal basis: § 42 StVO.

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Naredni termini zabrana (7 dana)

Datum	Od	Do	Detalji
čet 15 okt	00:00	05:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
čet 15 okt	22:00	23:59	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
pet 16 okt	00:00	05:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
pet 16 okt	22:00	23:59	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
sub 17 okt	00:00	05:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
sub 17 okt	15:00	23:59	Saturday ban (year-round; trucks >7.5t; StVO §42)
sub 17 okt	22:00	23:59	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
ned 18 okt	00:00	22:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
ned 18 okt	22:00	23:59	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
pon 19 okt	00:00	05:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
pon 19 okt	22:00	23:59	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
uto 20 okt	00:00	05:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
uto 20 okt	22:00	23:59	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat
sri 21 okt	00:00	05:00	vehicles without Lärmarmzertifikat

Sedmična pravila zabrana

Pravilo	Kada	Sati	Gdje	Vozila	Napomene
Night driving ban	Every night	22:00–05:00	All public roads nationwide	Trucks over 7.5 t GVW	Runs on directly after the Sunday and holiday ban ends at 22:00. Low-noise vehicles marked with an L plate are exempt, subject to valid certification. Tyrol applies stricter night rules on transit routes, including earlier winter start times and limits for vehicles without a low-noise certificate.
Saturday ban	Every Saturday	15:00–24:00	All public roads nationwide	Trucks and articulated vehicles over 7.5 t GVW, and truck-trailer combinations where the tractor unit or the trailer exceeds 3.5 t
Sunday and public holiday ban	Every Sunday and Austrian public holidays	00:00–22:00	All public roads nationwide	Trucks and articulated vehicles over 7.5 t GVW, and truck-trailer combinations where the tractor unit or the trailer exceeds 3.5 t	The ban ends at 22:00 and the night ban starts immediately, so affected trucks remain stopped until 05:00 on Monday or the day after the holiday.
Tyrol sectoral ban (A12 Inntal)	Permanent	00:00–24:00	A12 Inntal motorway, Tyrol	Trucks in long-distance transit carrying selected rail-suitable goods	Provincial regulation aimed at shifting transit freight to rail. Local loading and unloading within the defined zone is outside its scope.

Datumi zabrana 2026 (praznici)

Datum	Dan	Praznik	Sati	Obuhvat
2026-01-01	Thursday	New Year's Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-01-06	Tuesday	Epiphany	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-04-06	Monday	Easter Monday	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-05-01	Friday	Labour Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-05-14	Thursday	Ascension Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-05-25	Monday	Whit Monday	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-06-04	Thursday	Corpus Christi	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-08-15	Saturday	Assumption Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-10-26	Monday	National Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide; additional A4 East ban Schwechat–Nickelsdorf 08:00–15:00
2026-11-01	Sunday	All Saints' Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-12-08	Tuesday	Immaculate Conception	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-12-25	Friday	Christmas Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide
2026-12-26	Saturday	St. Stephen's Day	00:00–22:00	Nationwide

Sezonske zabrane

Summer Saturday corridor bans — Selected Saturdays, July – August 2026, 07:00–15:00 on A12/A13 (09:00–22:00 on some dates); 08:00–15:00 on A4 East

Extra Saturday bans apply on the main Alpine and eastern transit corridors during the summer travel season. The A12 Inntal and A13 Brenner bans target transit toward Italy or Germany depending on the date and direction. The A4 East ban covers the section between the Schwechat interchange and the Nickelsdorf border crossing toward Hungary; on 26 October (National Day) an additional A4 East ban applies on the same section from 08:00 to 15:00. Tyrol adds regional restrictions on local roads on busy summer weekends to stop trucks bypassing motorway congestion. Corridor bans are direction- and destination-specific, so the exact road, direction and destination country determine whether a given trip is affected.

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A12 Inntal motorway
A13 Brenner motorway
A14 Rheintal/Walgau motorway
A4 East motorway (Schwechat–Nickelsdorf)

Izuzeci

Low-noise vehicles marked with an L plate are exempt from the night ban; the exemption requires proper vehicle certification and periodic inspection
Combined road-rail transport (including ROLA rolling road) to and from specified terminals
Perishable goods and urgent supply transport in defined cases
Emergency services, breakdown assistance, military, police, fire brigade and disaster-response vehicles
Local destination or source traffic on corridors where only transit is restricted
Empty runs directly connected to an exempt transport
Movements covered by a special permit or exemption order from the competent authority

Kazne

Violations are punished as administrative offences with substantial fines; roadside checks are frequent on Alpine transit corridors
Foreign drivers can be required to pay an on-the-spot penalty deposit of up to €1,308
Corridor and sectoral ban breaches can additionally lead to a stop order at roadside controls

Provincial bans and overtaking restrictions

The national bans under § 42 StVO are only part of the picture. Each of the nine federal provinces can issue its own lorry driving bans, and ASFINAG additionally operates lorry overtaking bans and lane-use restrictions on the motorway network. On the Brenner, Tyrol and eastern-border axes the corridor rules often matter more than the national weekend ban itself, so the exact road, direction of travel and destination country decide whether a trip is allowed.

How the bans chain together

The Sunday and holiday ban ends at 22:00 and the night ban starts at the same moment, so a truck stopped for a Sunday cannot move again until 05:00 on Monday. After the Saturday ban ends at 24:00 the night ban is already running, keeping the truck stopped until 05:00 on Sunday, when the Sunday ban has begun. In practice a non-exempt truck that enters Austria after 15:00 on Saturday stands still until 05:00 on Monday.

Česta pitanja

Da li danas važi zabrana saobraćaja za kamione u državi Austrija?

Da — zabrana danas počinje u 22:00 po lokalnom vremenu. Naredni termin zabrane: čet 15 okt od 22:00 (lokalno vrijeme).

Can trucks drive in Austria on Sundays?

No. Trucks over 7.5 t GVW and covered truck-trailer combinations are banned on Sundays from 00:00 to 22:00, and the nationwide night ban then continues from 22:00 to 05:00.

Is there a night driving ban for trucks in Austria?

Yes. Trucks over 7.5 t GVW may not drive anywhere in Austria between 22:00 and 05:00. Low-noise vehicles with a valid L-plate certification are exempt.

When does the Saturday truck ban start in Austria?

At 15:00. The nationwide Saturday ban runs from 15:00 to 24:00 every week.

Which vehicles are covered by the Austrian weekend ban?

Trucks and articulated vehicles over 7.5 t GVW, and truck-trailer combinations where either the tractor unit or the trailer exceeds 3.5 t.

Does Austria have extra summer truck bans?

Yes. On selected summer Saturdays additional corridor bans apply on the A12 Inntal, A13 Brenner, A14 Rheintal/Walgau and A4 East motorways, typically 07:00–15:00 or 08:00–15:00 depending on the route.

What is the Tyrol sectoral ban?

A permanent provincial ban on the A12 Inntal motorway that prohibits long-distance transit haulage of selected goods suitable for rail transport. It applies around the clock and is separate from the time-based national bans.

Can provinces add their own truck bans?

Yes. Each of the nine federal provinces can issue its own lorry driving bans, so a route that is legal under the national rules can still be restricted locally, most notably in Tyrol.