AETR Journey Rules

Journeys to or through the countries that are signatories to the European Agreement Concerning the Work of Crews of Vehicles Engaged in International Road Transport (AETR) are subject to AETR rules. These rules apply to the whole journey, including any EU countries passed through. 

The AETR rules are the same as the EU rules. The same exemptions that apply to EU journeys also apply to AETR journeys

For more information refer to the AETR agreement. 

EU Countries

AETR Countries

EEA Countries

  • Austria 
  • Belgium 
  • Bulgaria 
  • Croatia 
  • Cyprus 
  • Czech Republic 
  • Denmark 
  • Estonia 
  • Finland 
  • France 
  • Germany 
  • Greece 
  • Hungary 
  • Ireland 
  • Italy 
  • Latvia 
  • Lithuania 
  • Luxembourg 
  • Malta 
  • Netherlands 
  • Poland 
  • Portugal 
  • Romania 
  • Slovakia 
  • Slovenia 
  • Spain 
  • Sweden 
  • United Kingdom** 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Albania 
  • Andorra 
  • Armenia 
  • Azerbaijan 
  • Belarus 
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina 
  • Kazakhstan 
  • Lichtenstein 
  • Macedonia 
  • Moldova 
  • Monaco 
  • Montenegro 
  • Norway 
  • Russia 
  • San Marino 
  • Serbia 
  • Switzerland 
  • Turkey 
  • Turkmenistan 
  • Ukraine 
  • Uzbekistan 





 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Austria 
  • Belgium 
  • Bulgaria 
  • Croatia 
  • Cyprus 
  • Czech Republic 
  • Denmark 
  • Estonia 
  • Finland 
  • France 
  • Germany 
  • Greece 
  • Hungary 
  • Iceland 
  • Ireland 
  • Italy 
  • Latvia 
  • Liechtenstein 
  • Lithuania 
  • Luxembourg 
  • Malta 
  • Netherlands 
  • Norway 
  • Poland 
  • Portugal 
  • Romania 
  • Slovakia 
  • Slovenia 
  • Spain 
  • Sweden 
  • United Kingdom 

 

 

 

The UK has left the EU and is going through a transition period until the end of 2020** 

Switzerland is not a member of the European Union but follows EU rules.