we are traveling to austria and require a go box can they be obtained before on line or do you have to get one when you are there
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There is a site right on the lake (Zell)you might have a look at but the cycle trails make everywhere accessible.
..but I'd be interested to know what it costs if we do want one of these boxes? Our PVC is plated at 3,500kg.
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Excellent - thank you - that's really helpful and €8.80 sounds absolutely fine. We've got a chalet booked for 7 nights, so that's perfect.For up to 3.5 tonnes you buy a Link Removed - they're available at service stations just before the Austrian border, or on the border itself. Only 8.80 Euros for 10 days, 25.70 Euros for 2 months.
One useful tip about Austrian autobahns, if a jam forms due to an accident it's expected that you'll automatically pull to one side or the other to form an emergency vehicle corridor.
Excellent - thank you - that's really helpful..
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grossglockner stumped it, though!Sorry zell am see - bloody tablets!
So your C of C like ours does not have emissions on is, question is do you get charged the higher rate, if so could get very expensive.I go along with avoiding tolled roads or even avoiding Austria. But if you feel a compulsion to get a go box you will need a certificate of conformity from the converter ( ie hymer) to avoid a fine for not proving your emmision class.
Its not easy its Austrian!
If you happen to be at sell, take a look at grossglockner.
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