Driving in Andorra: licence, roads and tolls

No motorway, one toll, and two mountain roads in and out.

• Fuel is much cheaper than in France or Spain, which is one reason for the queues at the border on Sunday evenings.
• Winter equipment is required in snow - winter tyres or chains - and the Port d'Envalira at 2,408 m is the highest paved pass in the Pyrenees.
• The alcohol limit is 0.5 g/l, and above 0.8 g/l it stops being a fine and becomes a crime under article 268 of the penal code - up to a year inside, a ban of up to three years and a fine of EUR 300 to 3,000. A professional driver crosses both lines at 0.5.
• Andorra la Vella is a single congested valley road. Park in a garage and walk; the through traffic barely moves at weekends.
• The one toll in the country is the Envalira tunnel on the CG-2 towards France: EUR 8.10 for a car since January 2026, and free while the pass above it is closed by weather. Every other road is free.
• Neither France nor Spain charges a toll to reach the border, and the French approach over the Envalira can close in winter while the Spanish one stays open.