Providers and OBUs
Once the truck toll comes into effect, every truck in the Netherlands must have a valid onboard OBU. Even if it only operates on roads exempt from the truck toll.
To obtain an OBU, you must sign a contract with a service provider. Alternatively, you must have your contract amended to include the truck toll in the Netherlands. An OBU is also referred to as an onboard unit or tollbox.
This is how you arrange payment of the truck toll
How you arrange payment of the truck toll depends on your situation. For example, whether you already have a toll device or fuel card.
All providers
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Tolltickets
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Eurowag
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Axxès
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Telepass
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AS24 | TotalEnergies
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Toll4Europe
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NedLinq
Fuel card providers
Many EETS providers work with fuel card providers. You can also take out a contract with an EETS provider through these fuel card providers.
On Fuel card providers you will find an overview of the fuel card providers.
Types of service providers
Active in multiple countries and additional services
These are EETS providers .
- You enter into a contract with an EETS provider to pay your truck toll. This service includes the provision of an OBU .
- EETS providers tend to offer additional services, such as fuel cards or VAT returns. They are likely to charge extra for these services.
- An OBU supplied by an EETS provider allows you to drive in multiple countries.
- Do you operate in the Netherlands only? You can still opt for an EETS provider.
Only operational in the Netherlands
The provider is NedLinq.
- You enter into a contract with Nedlinq to pay your truck toll. This includes the provision of an OBU .
- The OBU from NedLinq only works in the Netherlands.
- NedLinq neither charges extra costs nor provides additional services. You will have to pay a deposit for the OBU.
- NedLinq must accept every client, both business and non-business (private individuals).
Important information on OBUs
What you should know in advance about OBUs in the Netherlands.
