E-vignette prices to be raised in Hungary

Under law, e-vignette prices may be raised by the rate of annual inflation in August of the previous year. The Central Statistical Office (KSH) reported a 3.4% headline inflation figure for last month, hence the release of the new e-vignette tariffs for next year by NÚSZ.

As the table above shows, the price of e-vignettes was raised by slightly more (3.5%) than the official CPI in certain categories, but apart from the daily sticker in D1M it's the result of a round-up from 3.45%, so the difference is marginal.  

The following table compares e-vignette prices that will come into effect on 1 January 2025 with those that were in place in 2018.

The fines for driving on toll roads without an e-vignette or having an e-vignette but in a wrong category (e.g. a D1 instead of a D2 vignette) have also changed as follows:

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