COUNTRY GUIDE
Driving in Hungary
Mostly a country people cross rather than visit — the run down from Austria and Germany to the Serbian border — and the one where the paperwork catches people out before the queue does.
SLOWEST NOW
up to 30min
Kelebija – Tompa
ACROSS THE REST
No longer than 30 min
Every border crossing in Hungary
Horgoš – RöszkeHungary ↔ Serbiaup to30minKelebija – Tompasame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minBački Vinogradisame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minBački Bregsame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minHorgoš IIsame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minRastinasame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minBajmoksame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minRabesame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30minĐalasame number around the clockHungary ↔ Serbiaalwaysup to30min
Before you go
- Vignette
- D1 e-vignette required (6,900 HUF / 10 days — about €19).
- Worth knowing
- The e-vignette is bought before you drive the motorway, not at a booth on it. There is no barrier to stop you; the cameras simply record that you did not buy one.
Toll and vignette rules are our own record of the operators' published tariffs, not a reading from a source. Wait figures come from the sources named on each crossing page and are read hourly.