The Netherlands will introduce the truck toll on 1 July 2026. Enforcement will also begin on that date. Enforcement is aimed at encouraging the correct use of the OBU and preventing violations, thereby creating a level playing field for all carriers. At the same time, discretionary leeway … Read more
On 23 April 2026, the Dutch House of Representatives requested the government to temporarily reduce the truck toll rates, due to high fuel prices. The government is assessing within what timeframe this can be implemented and is working out the temporary rates. The government will also consult w … Read more
The RDW has approved Telepass as a provider for the Dutch truck toll, which will start on 1 July 2026. This makes Telepass the second EETS provider to have successfully completed all the accreditation stages. EETS stands for European Electronic Toll Service. EETS providers supply onboard u … Read more
The Netherlands implements truck toll on 1 July 2026. From then on, owners will pay per kilometre. This also applies to foreign vehicles, as is already the case in several other European countries. The truck toll applies on almost all Dutch highways and on some provincial and municipal roa … Read more
The RDW has approved TotalEnergies as the first European Electronic Toll Service (EETS) provider for the Dutch truck toll. EETS providers supply the onboard unit and handle the settlement of the truck toll. Every truck driving in the Netherlands must have an on board unit installed from 1 July … Read more
The well-known Zero-Emission Truck Procurement (AanZET) will reopen on 27 January. AanZET reimburses part of the additional costs for a new zero-emission truck. Businesses and non-profit organizations in the Netherlands can apply for this subsidy if they wish to purchase or financial lease a ne … Read more