Commuting Route Vienna-Graz (A2, ~200 km): Reclaim Fuel Costs with MUVN

As of: June 2026

Vienna-Graz is about 200 road kilometers via the A2. Those who regularly commute this route can reclaim part of their fuel costs with MUVN by taking an item that is already headed in the same direction. Graz is one of the largest willhaben markets in Austria, so there are many senders in both directions. You do not need a passenger transport license. For a medium-distance trip, the value is around 60 euros per transport. MUVN will launch in Austria in 2026.

How busy is the A2 between Vienna and Graz?

The A2 is one of the most important connections in Austria, linking the two largest cities in the country. On approximately 200 kilometers, commuters, students, and business travelers are constantly on the move. This means: The likelihood that someone is driving exactly when an item needs to go is high, and this applies in both directions.

With around 200 kilometers, the route falls within the upper range of MUVN's sweet spot of about 100 to 250 kilometers. Right here, a dedicated trip just for a piece of furniture is the least economical, and taking along an item is the most attractive option.

What does this mean for your fuel costs?

Do a rough calculation: A trip over 200 kilometers costs a noticeable amount depending on the car and fuel price, which you as a commuter would incur anyway. If you take an item along on this trip, the value for a medium-distance journey adds up to around 60 euros. MUVN retains 3 euros fixed plus an 8 percent service fee, the rest is yours. Since you are driving the route anyway, this covers a good portion of your fuel costs, sometimes even the entire trip.

How do you get requests on the route?

You set up your trip in the app, specifying the start, destination, and time, and indicate how much space you have. Suitable requests will then come to you, and you only accept what fits your route. You decide on the price and the requests yourself.

Key Data	Value
Route	Vienna - Graz via A2
Distance	About 200 road kilometers
MUVN Sweet Spot	About 100 to 250 km
Compensation (Guideline)	Medium-distance around 60 euros, freely negotiable

Why is Graz an interesting willhaben market?

Graz is one of the largest second-hand markets in the country after Vienna. Many pieces of furniture, appliances, and bulky items change hands here, often through self-pickup because they are too large for parcel shipping. For you as a driver, this means: There is demand in both directions, from Graz to Vienna just as much as the other way around. So, you not only pick up something on the outbound trip but can also fill the return direction.

Is the return direction Graz-Vienna worth it?

Yes. Especially because a lot is sold in both cities, Graz to Vienna is also in demand. Those who regularly commute back and forth can utilize both trips and save noticeably over the week. In Germany, MUVN already has over 100,000 downloads and more than 17,000 active users (as of June 2026), so the principle is proven.

MUVN will launch in Austria in 2026. Set up your Vienna-Graz trip, register for free, and secure requests on the A2 as soon as we go live.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Vienna-Graz?

It is about 200 road kilometers via the A2. This falls within the upper range of MUVN's sweet spot of about 100 to 250 kilometers.

Is it worth it on the route?

For a medium-distance trip, the value is around 60 euros per transport, and you do not drive extra kilometers. Over regular commuting, this adds up.

Do I have to take detours?

No. You only accept requests that fit your planned route.

How many requests can I expect?

This depends on the start, but Graz is a large willhaben market with demand in both directions, including on the return trip.

What can I transport?

Anything that fits in your available space: furniture, bulky items, packages, bicycles. Larger items require a station wagon, van, or trailer.

When does MUVN start in Austria?

MUVN will launch in Austria in 2026. You can register for free now.