What is the route from the Czech Republic to Austria?
There are several crossings from the Czech Republic into Austria. From Brno we drive via Mikulov and Drasenhofen on the A5 to Vienna – only about 140 km. From Prague and South Bohemia the route goes via České Budějovice and the Dolní Dvořiště–Wullowitz crossing on the S10 to Linz – around 240 km. For the Weinviertel we cross at Hatě–Kleinhaugsdorf.
Graz is about 340 km from Brno, Salzburg roughly 380 km from Prague and Innsbruck around 530 km. The border is inside Schengen and the shipment usually reaches the consignee within 1 day of loading, often the same day for Vienna and Upper Austria.
Where we go in Austria – industrial centres
We most often head to these cities and industrial areas with manufacturing and automotive companies:
- Vienna – production, automotive
- Linz – voestalpine, BMW engines
- Graz – Magna Steyr
- Salzburg – production, logistics
- Wels – logistics, food
- Innsbruck – production
- Klagenfurt – Infineon – electronics
- Villach – semiconductors
- St. Pölten – production
- Dornbirn – textile
What do we transport to Austria?
To Austria we carry engineering products, parts for the automotive and steel industries around Linz, Steyr and Graz, building materials, glass, packaging and palletised goods for distribution centres around Vienna, Linz and Wels.
Thanks to the short distance we can manage express deliveries to Vienna and Linz by van or rigid truck, and several drops in one day.
Which tolls and rules apply in Austria?
- Tolls: on Austrian motorways and expressways vehicles over 3.5 t pay the distance-based GO-Maut; the Brenner, Tauern, Arlberg, Pyhrn and Karawanken sections have special rates. Vans up to 3.5 t need a vignette.
- Driving ban: vehicles over 7.5 t may not drive from Saturday 15:00 to Sunday 22:00 or on public holidays; night driving (22:00–05:00) is restricted. In Tyrol there are also sectoral bans and truck metering at Kufstein.
- Winter equipment: from 1 November to 15 April vehicles over 3.5 t must have winter tyres at least on the drive axle and carry snow chains.
- Holidays: Austria has different public holidays from the Czech Republic – for example 8 December, Corpus Christi or 26 October – when the driving ban applies and companies are closed.
What do we transport from Austria to the Czech Republic?
From Austria to the Czech Republic we carry steel products and sheet, machinery and machine parts, timber and wood products, paper, food and drinks. We load in Vienna, Linz, Wels, Steyr, Graz, Salzburg and Tyrol.
We also run the return direction. For shipments to Czechia see Freight transport from Austria to the Czech Republic.
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Regular transport to Austria? We agree fixed loading days, rates for a longer period and transport there and back if needed — regular transport or get in touch.
To Austria we arrange pallet transport as well as full truckloads – all countries are listed under International transport.