How does the České Budějovice → Linz route run?
From České Budějovice the route follows the D3 motorway and road I/3 via Kaplice to the Dolní Dvořiště–Wullowitz border crossing and continues on the Austrian S10 Mühlviertel expressway to Linz. The trip is about 130 km and a truck needs around 2 hours.
It is the shortest link between South Bohemia and Upper Austria – with morning loading, unloading in Linz is done before noon.
Where do we load and unload between České Budějovice and Linz?
In České Budějovice we load in the industrial zones on the edge of the city and nearby (Borek, Planá, Hrdějovice), often also in Český Krumlov and Kaplice. In Linz we unload at the port and in the industrial zone next to the steelworks, in the chemical park, in Pasching and Traun and in nearby Wels and Enns.
What is shipped between České Budějovice and Linz?
Southbound we carry automotive and engineering parts, timber and wood products, building materials and food. Northbound we bring steel products and sheet metal from Linz, machine parts and goods from Upper Austrian warehouses.
What to watch out for on the České Budějovice → Linz route
- Toll: Austria charges the distance-based GO-Maut on the S10 and motorways; vans need the Austrian vignette.
- Driving ban: in Austria from Saturday 15:00 to Sunday 22:00 and at night 22:00–05:00 for vehicles over 7.5 t; in the Czech Republic on Sundays and public holidays 13:00–22:00 – see our driving ban calendar.
- Winter: from 1 November to 15 April vehicles over 3.5 t in Austria must have winter tyres and carry snow chains – the section via Kaplice and the Mühlviertel is often snowy.
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