Packing guides
Downloadable checklists for safety gear, child seats, charging cables, and alpine essentials.
Trusted Swiss road insights
Essential Mobility Information for Drivers in Switzerland
Your trusted source for route planning, traffic regulations, and the latest updates on the 2026 Swiss Vignette so every motorway journey stays compliant and stress-free.
Tailored itineraries across cantons, alpine passes, and urban corridors.
Live advisories on incidents, closures, and seasonal restrictions.
Practical guidance on signage, parking zones, and roadside support.
Compliance spotlight
2026 Swiss Vignette: Availability & Regulations
Stay informed about the official 2026 motorway vignette so you can drive on Swiss national highways without penalties.
Vehicle categories: Passenger cars and motorcycles must display either the adhesive vignette or register the electronic e-vignette before using toll routes.
Sticker vs. e-vignette: Adhesive stickers remain valid for single vehicles, while the e-vignette links to a license plate—ideal for plate changes or shared vehicles.
Validity window: Official sales begin December 1, 2025, with validity through January 31, 2027, ensuring a seamless transition into the new year.
Compliance checks: Police and customs officers verify adhesive placement or e-vignette registrations; missing documentation can lead to on-the-spot fines.
Tip: Keep purchase confirmations (digital or paper) accessible during winter inspections and ensure snow or sunshades do not obscure the sticker on the windshield.
About SuisseVia
Local expertise for nationwide journeys
Based in Oberengstringen, we combine multilingual travel journalism, transport policy monitoring, and on-road experience to translate Swiss regulations into clear guidance for motorists, rental fleets, and visiting tourists.
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Advisory principles
- Evidence-based updates verified through official federal and cantonal sources.
- Traveler-first explanations that make Swiss regulations easy to follow.
- Seasonal readiness planning covering snow equipment, heat waves, and holiday surges.
Our Services
Comprehensive Road Travel Assistance
From scenic route planning to rapid incident alerts, SuisseVia keeps private drivers and tourism partners informed before, during, and after every journey.
Road trip planning
Personalized itineraries with time estimates, scenic detours, and high-altitude readiness briefings.
Real-time alerts
Traffic density, incidents, and construction updates for A1, A2, Gotthard, and regional connectors.
Driving tips
Clear explanations of signage, parking discs, speed enforcement, and local etiquette.
Support guidance
Roadside assistance comparisons, emergency protocols, and recommended service partners.
Driver resources
Travel Resources & Checklists
Build confidence with ready-to-use templates, seasonal recommendations, and printable documents for every passenger.
Seasonal advisories
Winter tire mandates, summer tunnel cooling tips, and holiday congestion forecasts.
Regional briefs
Cantonal updates on low-emission zones, mountain pass openings, and parking pilots.
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Direct contact
Phone: +41 44 893 01 00
Email: info@suissevia.info
Address: Sonnenbergstrasse 12, 8102 Oberengstringen, Zürich, Switzerland
Office hours
Monday – Friday, 08:00 – 18:00 CET
Emergency monitoring available during peak holiday weekends.