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Hi guys, how useful the site and the evidence.
I've got a query: what's happening with the Swiss travel on the roads? Seems to be a pass, can you clarify?
We traveled with my partner in May, just now.
Thank you, greetings.
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Viviana Hello, thanks for writing!
You commented that in order to drive on the highways Swiss actually going to have to buy a pass, called "Swiss Highway Vignette."
As far as I know, I think it costs around € 30, is valid for 1 year during which you can drive on the highways Swiss without re-buy, and can be purchased at most border posts of Switzerland, in gas stations or in the Swiss post offices.
The pass is a sticker to put on the windshield of your car ... With a little luck, the car you rent it will ... But in the case that does not have one, it is highly recommended that the purchase, because if there is some control and not you, fine you going to be considerably more expensive.
I hope that this information will have served, I kept visiting and not hesitate to re-write in case you need it!
Greetings.
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