As of July 1, the Netherlands has launched a new toll system targeting trucks weighing 3.5 tonnes or more. Fees vary depending on the vehicle's weight and environmental impact, with cleaner and lighter trucks paying reduced charges. Notably, battery-electric trucks are still required to pay a small toll under the scheme.
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Netherlands Implements New Toll for Trucks Including Electric Vehicles
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“The Netherlands has started a per-kilometer toll for trucks over 3.5 tonnes, including battery-electric trucks which face a small fee.”
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