What's the same
The badge itself, the toll-gate coverage in France, Spain, Portugal and Italy, and the billing – always handled by Maut1 in the background.
What's different
| ANWB edition | Maut1 direct | |
|---|---|---|
| Badge purchase | €24.95 one-off | €24.95 one-off |
| Monthly fee | none | none |
| Per-use cost | Maut1 rates | Maut1 rates |
| Transaction fee | 5% on top of toll | 5% on top of toll |
| Seller / support | ANWB webshop (NL) | Maut1 GmbH (DE) |
| Terms | Maut1 GmbH | Maut1 GmbH |
| Returns | 30 days via ANWB | per Maut1 |
Where does it work?
France, Spain, Portugal and Italy (autoroutes, autopistas, autostrade). In the Netherlands it also works on the Blankenburgverbinding toll road (A24).
FAQ
- Is the ANWB badge better than Maut1?
- Hardware and coverage are identical. The ANWB edition is convenient if you prefer ordering from a Dutch retailer with Dutch-language support.
- Are there extra fees on top of the toll?
- Yes. On both versions (ANWB and Maut1 direct) Maut1 charges a 5% transaction fee on top of the official toll price. The fee is identical – the ANWB edition is neither cheaper nor more expensive on this point.
- Do I need an ANWB membership?
- No. The ANWB webshop sells the badge to everyone; members and non-members pay the same price (€24.95).
- Who invoices the toll charges?
- Maut1 GmbH – also for the ANWB edition. ANWB only sells the badge; the toll charges are billed by Maut1 afterwards.
Prices based on the ANWB webshop at time of publication. Always check the current price on the order page.
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