ÖAMTC - All-in-One Navigation & Info

Introducing new features:

All relevant information is now conveniently combined on a map.

You can find favorites, traffic updates, refueling locations, parking options, stops, partner advantages, and ÖAMTC sites, along with many other new features, all centralized on one map. This information can be displayed simultaneously and utilized for route calculations.

Traffic reports: Stay updated on congestion, construction projects, and various traffic alerts, as well as flow data and traffic cameras.

Parking: Access comprehensive details about short-term parking zones in over 40 cities and more than 600 garages across Austria, including rates, opening hours, available spaces, ÖAMTC membership benefits, and much more.

Refueling: Discover the cheapest gas stations under the “Refueling” section or track prices at your favorite stations, while also learning where you can save money as an ÖAMTC member.

Stops: Get updates on delays and nearby public transport connections to ensure timely arrivals at your destinations.

And many more features!

Customized route planning for all modes of transportation.

Whether driving across Europe or taking public transport to work, route calculation now includes international travel, precise toll and vignette pricing, and detailed information regarding entry and traffic regulations. Additionally, Traffic Alert, the smart ÖAMTC commuter service, provides real-time traffic updates on your route or notifications about public transport delays.

Personal overview

View localized content and information, as well as your favorites and personal settings, with just one click.

Smart Connect

With Smart Connect, ÖAMTC is launching a new era in roadside assistance by utilizing intelligent and automated forwarding of error messages and operational data from your car. This allows us to dispatch the exact help you need in case of a breakdown.

Mein ÖAMTC

Through Mein ÖAMTC, manage all your products, vehicles, protected family members, newsletters, and additional data effectively.

Emergency Assistance Feature

Experiencing a breakdown? As an ÖAMTC member, you can request emergency assistance directly via the app. This eliminates lengthy phone calls to describe your location, as the app uses your smartphone's GPS data. The status screen will indicate when your assistance vehicle is expected to arrive.

You can also request help when abroad if you hold a protection card, featuring a completely new communication method.

The app also offers important contact numbers and a dictionary to support you.

If you encounter issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to reach out to us.

Legal Notices:

No guarantees or assurances are made regarding the technical availability, content accuracy, or reliability of the various services. These services may be modified or discontinued at any time without prior notice to users. Neither ÖAMTC nor OpenResearch GmbH take responsibility for any damages of any kind arising from the use of the services.

Users can register as fuel price reporters. However, price updates for diesel and Super 95 are not possible, as these are provided by E-Control.

ÖAMTC and OpenResearch GmbH assume no responsibility for the accuracy of price reports and reserve the right to delete incorrect submissions. Duplication, publication, and processing of data are only permitted with ÖAMTC's consent.

Poldl and the show engine

Remembering the beginnings – with our story about "Mr. Pius," we already took a look back at the beginnings of roadside assistance ( more on that here ). This time, with Leopold Bichlbauer—known to many simply as "Poldl"—we'd like to bring a breakdown driver legend from the ÖAMTC Tirol to the fore.

Poldl, now 86 years old, is an institution in Tyrol. His career as a breakdown driver began in 1958 with the then Automobile and Touring Club Tyrol (ATT). With his love of cars, his craftsmanship, and his tireless enthusiasm for repairs, he has inspired generations – and he has lost none of that to this day.

Screw instead of throwing away

"Well, things were different back then," says Poldl, his eyes shining as he enters the modern testing facilities of the ÖAMTC base in Kematen. He recalls the humble beginnings of the ATT in Innsbruck's Kirschentalgasse: seven mechanics, two chairs – one for the then technical director and one for the members – and a clear motto: repair rather than replace. Broken things weren't simply discarded, but overhauled with skill and patience. What we now call "sustainable" or "refurbished" was then simply a necessity and a passion. The philosophy of repair and recycling runs like a thread through Poldl's life. And it also inspired him to undertake an extraordinary project: the construction of a display engine.

- Meeting of the generations: ÖAMTC apprentice Roland Vinazzer and ÖAMTC legend Leopold Bichlbauer, © ÖAMTC

- Interested parties can view the demonstration engine in Kematen at any time and are welcome to try it out., © ÖAMTC

- Andreas Waldhart, Technology and Innovation, Leopold Bichlbauer, builder of the demonstration engine, Roland Vinazzer, apprentice, and project supporter ÖAMTC Works Council Chairman Markus Obojes are delighted with the demonstration model., © ÖAMTC

A lesson for generations

Poldl came up with the idea when he got his hands on a retired Mazda. The car was 20 years old, no longer roadworthy, and wouldn't have been worth repairing. But instead of simply writing it off, Poldl began systematically dismantling it. He spent a year working on a cross-section of the engine, reassembling the parts, and thus creating a fascinating exhibit that shows even non-mechanics how the components of a combustion engine work together. Poldl has now donated this unique piece to the ÖAMTC Tirol, where it serves as a display for interested parties and apprentices at the base in Kematen. One of them, Roland Vinazzer, was impressed: "Cool! I've heard a lot from Poldl."