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A vignette is required for driving practically on all main roads in Bulgaria and there is no option to avoid buying a vignette for driving across the country. Photo by Sofia Photo Agency
There will be no hikes in the price of Bulgaria's annual vignettes (toll stickers) next year, authorities have announced much to the relief of drivers.
The current cost of an annual vignette for a car is BGN 67, a price unchanged since 2007.
The stickers can be bought in the Petrol, Lukoil, Shell, OMV, ECO Bulgaria, Litex, Rompetrol, in the Piccadilly stores, in Easypay's offices and 1870 Bulgarian Posts' stations, as well as on the www.vinetka.com website.
A vignette is required for driving on Bulgarian state roads. These are practically all main roads in Bulgaria and there is no option to avoid buying a vignette for driving across Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's road vignettes are expected to be replaced with electronic toll systems by 2014.
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