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Meet the Team Behind Evignettehungary.com

Hungarian tolling experts since 2014. We drive Hungarian motorways, test NÚSZ e-Matrica camera systems, and support drivers in 22+ languages.

Meet the team

Who We Are

Evignettehungary.com is operated by Maut & Vignette B.V., headquartered in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. We also have a second office in Brussels, Belgium, as well as remote team members based across Europe.

Our story begins in 2014, when we were still selling physical paper vignette stickers. As Hungary expanded its digital e-Matrica registration system that same year, we built a dedicated platform to make the process easier for international drivers who might otherwise struggle with language barriers, vehicle classifications, or local toll rules.

Since then, our team has grown to over 50 people managing toll and transit platforms across Europe.

HQ Amersfoort Brussels Office
  • 2014
    Founded
  • 50+
    People on the team
  • 22+
    Support languages
  • 2
    Offices (NL & BE)

Meet The Team

The two founders who still drive the routes, plus the support lead and the photographer behind our guides. Open a card for the full story.

Mattijs Wijnmalen, team member at Evignettehungary.com

Mattijs Wijnmalen

CEO & Co-Founder

Co-founded the company in 2014. Still drives Central Europe's main transit routes to test how toll systems work in practice.

  • Since 2014
  • Latest Hungary trip: April 2026
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Mattijs co-founded the company in 2014, when it was originally registered as Moonshots Online Marketing. The idea grew out of his own experiences driving abroad. During a road trip through Hungary in 2008, he received a substantial fine because his rental vehicle didn't have the required sticker vignette. A few years later, he ran into similar confusion while trying to work out how to obtain a German emissions sticker before visiting family in Wiesbaden. Those experiences made one thing clear: cross-border driving rules can be unnecessarily difficult for people who are unfamiliar with the local system. Today, Mattijs still regularly drives Central Europe's main transit routes to see how toll systems work in practice and to test the information we provide to customers. His most recent trip through Hungary was in April 2026.

Freek Jurg, team member at Evignettehungary.com

Freek Jurg

COO & Co-Founder

Oversees compliance and technical operations, including Hungary's vehicle classifications and rule changes.

  • Compliance
  • D1 / D2 & Category U
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Freek launched the company alongside Mattijs after previously working with automotive data platforms. He oversees compliance and technical operations, making sure our systems correctly handle Hungary's more complex vehicle classifications, including the distinction between D1 and D2 vehicles, and towed trailers registered under Category U. Freek is also responsible for ensuring that our infrastructure and internal processes are updated whenever Hungarian toll rules or legislation change.

Renée van Amersvoort, team member at Evignettehungary.com

Renée van Amersvoort

Customer Support Lead

Leads a team of 10+ support specialists handling inquiries 24/7 across 22 languages.

  • Joined 2023
  • Response under 10 min
  • Trustpilot 4.1
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Renée joined the company in 2023 and leads our customer support operations. She manages a team of more than 10 support specialists who handle inquiries 24/7 across 22 languages. Her team handles everything from booking problems and vehicle category questions to toll fines and last-minute travel issues. Under Renée's leadership, the team maintains an average response time of under 10 minutes and a Trustpilot rating of 4.1.

Ujjawal Verma, team member at Evignettehungary.com

Ujjawal Verma

Photographer

Prague-based photographer who documents European roads, borders and transport infrastructure for our platforms.

  • Prague-based
  • Hungary trip: April 2026
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Ujjawal is a Prague-based photographer who documents European roads, border crossings and transport infrastructure for our platforms. In April 2026, he travelled across Hungary with Mattijs to photograph the routes, toll infrastructure, border areas, and road conditions featured in our driving guides.

What Our Teams Do

Customer Support

10+ specialists provide 24/7 assistance in 22 languages, helping with booking issues, vehicle category queries, and toll fine queries.

Content & Research

Our guides are written by the people who drive the routes, backed by photography, dashcam footage, and toll receipts. Every article is reviewed by Mattijs or Freek before publication.

Development

Our four-person engineering team manages secure payment gateways, direct integrations with the official NÚSZ database, and the technical infrastructure behind our multilingual websites.

Localisation

Native translators based in their respective markets adapt our content for local audiences and help flag regional regulatory changes as they happen.

What We Saw on Our Recent Trips Through Hungary

During our 2026 trip across Hungary's motorway network, we documented conditions along four of the country's most important transit corridors:

M1 Motorway (Hegyeshalom / Austrian Border)

This is the main route into Hungary from Vienna. We noticed that NÚSZ camera gantries are active immediately after the border point. Although there are no routine fixed border controls within the Schengen Area, drivers may still encounter mobile police checks and heavy weekend congestion is common.

M85 Motorway (Sopron / Austrian Border)

The M85 can be a useful alternative when traffic on the M1 is heavy. Near Sopron, drivers transition from the motorway to regional roads before reaching the Austrian border.

M43 Motorway (Szeged to Nagylak / Csanádpalota Crossing)

A 57 km route connecting the M5 to Romania, heavily used by commercial freight. Speed limits drop rapidly to 40 km/h near the border crossing. Drivers continuing onto Romania's A1 towards Arad also need a valid rovinieta. (Note: Vehicles over 3.5 tonnes must use Hungary's distance-based HU-GO tolling system rather than an e-vignette.)

M4 Motorway (Nagykereki to Borș Crossing)

This is a quieter route towards Oradea in eastern Romania. Overhead toll cameras automatically check vehicle registrations, allowing passenger traffic to move through without stopping.

Read the full details and our top observations in our driving guides →

Editorial & Accuracy Standards

We use a combination of first-hand testing, official sources, and customer feedback to keep our route and toll information accurate.

  1. Field Testing

    We drive the routes ourselves to check signage, lane changes, border setups, and toll infrastructure.

  2. Official Verification

    Rule changes, and toll prices are cross-checked against official Hungarian sources, including nemzetiutdij.hu.

  3. Regular Audits

    Our content is reviewed every 30 days so that changes to pricing, toll rules, and vehicle categories are reflected quickly.

  4. Driver Feedback

    Real-world inquiries and route experiences submitted to our customer support team help us identify unclear rules, common mistakes, and the topics that need further explanation in our FAQs.

Read more about our editorial and review process →

Media References

Mattijs and Freek have contributed commentary on European tolling, vehicle compliance, and cross-border driving to a number of major European publications, including:

  • Der Spiegel
  • ANWB Kampioen
  • AutoBild
  • The Telegraph
  • Le Monde

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