Is the OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 legal in Austria?

Yes. The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 is legal in Austria. Austrian law §98a KFG explicitly permits POI warning devices that alert drivers to fixed camera locations. The CO-DRIVER operates within this framework.

Is there a parking disc requirement in Austria?

Austria does not have a national blue parking disc requirement like Germany. The OOONO P-DISC NO3 is therefore not needed for most Austrian parking zones, though local rules may vary.

Where can I buy the OOONO CO-DRIVER in Austria?

The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 is available on Amazon.de, which ships to Austria. No subscription required.

Is the OOONO CO-DRIVER Legal in Austria?

The short answer

Yes — the OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 is legal to use in Austria. Austrian road traffic law §98a KFG (Kraftfahrgesetz) explicitly permits devices that warn drivers of fixed camera locations and other points of interest. The CO-DRIVER operates exactly within this framework.

This puts Austria in a different category from neighbouring Switzerland, where all speed camera warning devices are illegal and subject to confiscation.

What does Austrian law actually say?

§98a KFG — Austrian Road Traffic Act

Austrian law permits the use of POI (Point of Interest) warning systems while driving. These are devices that alert drivers to known fixed camera locations. The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 functions as a POI warner combined with a community-based hazard alert system — both functions are permitted under Austrian law.

Unlike Germany, where the legal situation requires the driver to take personal responsibility under StVO §23, Austria has a clearer legal framework that explicitly allows these devices. OOONO sells the CO-DRIVER on Amazon.de, which ships freely to Austria.

OOONO in Austria — full status

Product	Legal status	Notes
🛡️ CO-DRIVER NO2	✓ Legal	POI warner permitted — §98a KFG
🅿️ P-DISC NO3	⚠ Not applicable	Austria has no national blue disc requirement

Does Austria have a parking disc requirement?

Austria does not have a national blue parking disc requirement the way Germany does. In Germany, the P-DISC NO3 is essential for blue zone parking — in Austria, you generally pay for parking via ticket machines or apps. The OOONO P-DISC NO3 is therefore not needed for most Austrian drivers, though individual municipalities may have local zone rules.

What about Switzerland — right next door?

If you're driving through Switzerland from Austria, be aware that Switzerland has completely different rules. All POI warning devices and speed camera warners are illegal in Switzerland, subject to confiscation and a fine. Turn off or remove the CO-DRIVER before entering Switzerland.

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Frequently asked questions

Is OOONO legal in Vienna?
Yes. Austrian federal law applies throughout the country, including Vienna. The CO-DRIVER NO2 is legal to use in Vienna and all other Austrian cities.

Do I need a subscription for the CO-DRIVER in Austria?
No. The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 is a one-time purchase. The community app and all speed camera warnings are completely free. No monthly fees, ever.

Does OOONO work in Austria?
Yes. The CO-DRIVER community covers 80+ countries including Austria. The 4 million+ driver network actively reports speed cameras and hazards across Austrian roads.

Can I use OOONO on the Autobahn in Austria?
Yes. The CO-DRIVER NO2 works on all road types in Austria including the Autobahn network. Section speed control (Streckenradar) is included in the warnings.